Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Saturday met British High Commissioner James Bevan who invited him to visit his country and evinced interest in the functioning of the Aam Aadmi Party government.
"Mr. Bevan congratulated the chief minister on his election victory and invited him to visit Britain," said a statement from Delhi government.
"The high commissioner expressed a keen interest in the functioning of the New Delhi government and wanted to know about the priorities of the chief minister," it added.
Kejriwal presented a copy of his book "Swaraj" to Bevan and sought his feedback on it.
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