Kejriwal: Someone big is behind the attacks, but don't want security

April 08, 2014 16:53

Quick takes on the attack on Arvind Kejriwal today.

Kejriwal says this was the fifth time he was attacked today and that
someone big is behind the attacks.

He says problems can be solved by discourse, my fight is not against any individual, but just the system.

He says in spite of the spate of attacks, he does not want security and has already reiterated that.

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