Don't have blind faith on Modi: Kejriwal tells Varanasi voters

April 20, 2014 00:02

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, who is fighting Lok Sabha polls against Narendra Modi from here, today cautioned people against having "blind faith" on the BJP Prime Ministerial candidate on the basis of his portrayal in the media.

Addressing a meet in Tripolia area of Ramnagar here, a BJP stronghold, Kejriwal said, "I went to a village here and on seeing me, some youths started shouting Modi Modi. I asked them why Modi should become the PM of this country and they could not give any answer.

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