This is no secret that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal considers Prime Minister Narendra Modi sole responsible for everything and he even thinks that latter could even get him killed.
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Calling the current period “very critical”, Kejriwal told AAP volunteers, MLAs and Delhi Government Ministers that things will get worse in the coming days and exhorted them to “leave” for now if they are not strong enough. “Modi might even get me killed in frustration”, Kejriwal claimed. They can kill me as well. “They can do anything”, said Kejriwal in a video message he uploaded on YouTube, reported the Hindustan Times. “But Mr. Modi, we are not scared of you anymore”, the Chief Minister said.
Kejriwal, who had earlier called Modi a “psychopath and coward”, said he’s anxious for the future of India and wondered if the country was in “safe hands”.
“People are saying PM Modi is frustrated and he is not taking these decisions by applying brain”, said he.
The reaction from Kejriwal comes as the total number of AAP MLAs arrested since the party came to power in Delhi rose to 11, while an additional 21 MLAs are still facing disqualification on office of profit charges.
The day is not far when Kejriwal will come up with a claim that Modi became the PM just to crush him and his party! This was in reaction to Kejriwal’s tweet after AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan’s arrest on July 24.
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Jaitley has filed a criminal defamation complaint alleging Kejriwal and five AAP leaders – Raghav Chadha, Kumar Vishwas, Ashutosh, Sanjay Singh and Deepak Bajpai – had defamed him in the Delhi District Cricket Association (DDCA) controversy. They (the Modi government) can go to any extent. We condemn them. He used to harp on morals and spoke against corruption. “Twenty applications from each constituency have been accepted, which have been sent to the state executive committee that will scrutinize them and recommend five names from each constituency to the political affairs committee of AAP, which will finally approve the names of candidates”, sources said.
