Kejriwal on intolerant India comment: PM will answer Obama, they are good friends

February 06, 2015 12:37

AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal's tart reply when asked about US President Barack Obama's comment during the National Prayer Breakfast, that "Gandhi would be shocked at the acts of religious intolerance in India."

Kejriwal says, "The PM will answer Obama, they are good friends."

During Obama's visit to Delhi over the Republic Day weekend Prime Minister Narendra Modi went beyond protocol when he, more than once referred to the US president, as Barack at the joint media appearance.

President Obama, for his part, either referred to his host as either Prime Minister Modi or Modi.

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