LIVE! Men hired by Modi threw ink at me: Kejriwal at Varanasi rally

March 25, 2014 17:49

Arvind Kejriwal speaking at the Varanasi rally. He says the sustained attack by the BJP has always been focussed on the AAP. "It was men hired by Narendra Modi who threw ink on me. The BJP and the Congress have never waved black flags or attacked each other. It's obvious they are together in looting the people. They have one common enemy, AAP," says Kejriwal.

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