Rahul on charges against Dikshit: 'Law will take its course'

January 27, 2014 21:53

On asked about the support the AAP, Rahul said the party won an election in Delhi and should be given a chance to prove themselves. "So we wanted to assist them,' he says. Rahul says the Congress can learn from the AAP how to reach out to the common people. However, he adds that the real power of the Congress is in its depth, even taking a jibe at Arnab that he underestimates the power of the Congress.

When asked about former Delhi CM Sheila Dikshit facing charges of irregularity in the CWG scam case, Rahul reiterates that 'law will take its own course, and guilty will be punished'. #Rahul-vs-Arnab

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