Arvind Kejriwal challenges Kiran Bedi to public debate

January 20, 2015 10:03

AAP's Arvind Kejriwal has challenged BJP's Delhi CM candidate Kiran Bedi to a public debate. He says the people of Delhi want to know the views of opponents contesting the elections. He says the debate should be held at a place like the Ramlila Maidan and should be aired on television.

Bedi accepted the challenge but says the debate should be held in the Assembly. Countering Kejriwal's challenge, Bedi said, "Kejriwal believes in debates. I believe in delivery."

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