Kejriwal writes to Modi: Clear your stand on gas pricing

February 21, 2014 11:39

Arvind Kejriwal has written to Narendra Modi and asked him to "clear his stand" on a gas price hike that he alleges was a favour to Mukesh Ambani.

He plans to write a similar letter to Rahul Gandhi too, and distribute "10 crore copies" of the letters, in various languages, across India.

The Aam Aadmi Party leader, who has been accusing Modi for keeping silent because of his links with the Reliance chairman, took it up a notch today by writing the BJP's prime ministerial candidate a letter.

Kejriwal alleges that Mr Ambani colluded with the Centre to inflate the price of gas and the BJP was deliberately silent on it. Read more

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