Whatever I may be, at least am not corrupt: Kejriwal on Modi's barbs

January 10, 2015 17:03

Hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal, saying that those who wanted to be anarchists should go join the Naxals in the jungles and not talk about anarchy in Delhi, Kejriwal has responded to Modi. He said, "It doesn't make a difference what I am. At least am not corrupt."

The AAP further said that the BJP had no positive agenda for Delhi. "The PM spoke negatively of the 15 years that the Congress was in power. But did not utter a single negative about our 49-day rule. This means we did a good job."

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