Mishra dares Kejriwal to resign before fainting during presser

May 14, 2017 12:03

Sacked Aam Aadmi Party leader Kapil Mishra falls unconscious immediately after his press conference on revelations on AAP's finances on fifth day of his hunger strike.

During his press conference, he dared Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to resign.

"Arvind Kejriwal, tumhari aankhon mein sharm bachi hai toh isteefa deke dikhaao aaj (Arvind Kejriwal, if you're even slightly ashamed today then resign.)," Mishra said.

"Agar aaj isteefa nhi diya toh collar pakad ke kursi se ghaseet ke jail ke andar daalunga,farzi karnaame janta ke saamne launga (if you do not resign today, I'll grab you by your collar and drag you to jail and expose your fraud in front of people),' Mishra said before fainting. -- ANI

IMAGE: Kapil Mishra faints during press conference. Photograph: ANI

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