New Delhi, India (CNN)There's no shortage of politicians in India. But the capital of the world's largest democracy appears set to hand over the reins of power to an activist. New Delhi votes this weekend to elect a new state administration. In the race for the city state's top job are two anti-corruption protesters — Kiran Bedi and Arvind Kejriwal. Both were comrades-in-arms some four years ago when a massive anti-graft movement swept the country. They also share a common background as civil servants. Now, the two stand as rivals to rule the state of New Delhi, the center of India's politics.Two activists vie for New Delhi's top jobBoth were comrades-in-arms some four years ago during massive anti-graft movementElection also tests India's PM Narendra Modi's influence
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