PM's attacks on Kejri didn't go down well with voters: Bharti
February 10, 2015 19:31
AAP leader Somnath Bharti today said the Prime Minister making "personal attacks" on someone (Arvind Kejriwal) during campaign rallies did not go down well with voters in Delhi.
"The Prime Minister belongs to all citizens and not to a single political party. The PM making personal attacks on someone (Kejriwal) did not go down well with people," said Bharti without naming either Modi or Kejriwal in this context.
He also said that Kejriwal's resigning as CM in 2014 showed that they were ready "to sacrifice chairs for causes."
"Also like an aam aadmi, he (Kejriwal) apologised and accepted his fault (for resigning as CM). But at the same time, our quitting the government made it clear that we were not ready for any compromise," said Bharti who won Malviya Nagar assembly constituency.
"The Prime Minister belongs to all citizens and not to a single political party. The PM making personal attacks on someone (Kejriwal) did not go down well with people," said Bharti without naming either Modi or Kejriwal in this context.
He also said that Kejriwal's resigning as CM in 2014 showed that they were ready "to sacrifice chairs for causes."
"Also like an aam aadmi, he (Kejriwal) apologised and accepted his fault (for resigning as CM). But at the same time, our quitting the government made it clear that we were not ready for any compromise," said Bharti who won Malviya Nagar assembly constituency.
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