BJP's Kirti Azad: 'Hello dear Arun Jaitley, sue me for defamation too'

December 21, 2015 10:20

BJP lawmaker and former cricket Kirti Azad has openly dared his party senior Arun Jaitley in tweets, a day after he stopped short of naming him while alleging corruption in the Delhi cricket body that the Finance Minister headed for 13 years.

Azad tweeted: "hello dear @arunjaitley ham par defamation file kar rahe ho na? Please karo na Don't take injunction, don't gag freedom of speech. (hello dear @arunjaitley, hope you are filing a defamation case on me as well. Please do so. Don't take injunction, don't gag freedom of speech)"

"Mera naam kyon hata diya @arunjaitley #Aap ne toh mere letters dikhae theey, mujhpar karo na case, registered post se maine bheje theey. . (Why did you remove my name? You saw my letters; file a case against me as well... I had sent the letters via registered post)" he added.

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