Arvind Kejriwal's threat is not an idle one, says Captain Gopinath

February 10, 2014 14:58

Arvind Kejriwal has sounded the war bugle again. On hearing that the Congress may stall the passage of the Jan Lokpal Bill by invoking some obscure rule of the union Home Ministry, he thundered, "I will go to any extent to get the Jan Lokpal Bill passed.

By now, the Congress and BJP should know it is no idle threat. You can bet every penny that Kejriwal will be as good as his word. He will keep them guessing on his next move and catch them off guard again."

That's AAP member Captain Gopinath on Arvind Kerjiwal's threat to step down as CM over the Jan Lokpal Bill. Read

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