'Why are you tearing up documents, breaking mikes'

February 14, 2014 18:28

Kejriwal says they are inexperienced and hoped they would learn from the opposition.

Outside the AAP HQ, supporters watching the live telecast of the Assembly proceedings. The mood seems upbeat, yet sombre.

Kejriwal says the assembly is like a temple, a place of worship. He says nobody tears up the Gita or Koran like the way papers are torn to bits in the Assembly. "Why are you breaking the mike, why are you tearing up documents," he beseeches the opposition.

Relentless din from the opposition, but Kejriwal ploughs on. This is his first address to the Assembly since the session convened this morning.

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