Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday launched a fresh attack on Bikram Singh Majithia, daring the Punjab Revenue Minister to get him arrested, adding that he will arrest Majithia after six months.
The Akali leader hit back saying that the AAP chief will not “escape the clutches of law”.
Kejriwal along with AAP leader Sanjay Singh was on Friday granted bail by local court here in connection with a defamation case filed by Majithia and the court fixed 15 October as the next date for hearing.
Before appearing in the court, Kejriwal addressed a large number of party workers and volunteers outside circuit house who had gathered to express their solidarity with the AAP leader. Accusing Majithia of being “involved in drug trade”, Kejriwal said he was not going to be scared by the cases registered by the minister.
“I want to say to Majithia that Majithia sahib we are not going to be scared with these FIRs. Only six months are left in Akali’s regime. If Majithia has the courage, he should get me arrested in six months. Otherwise after six months, I will arrest Majithia,” he said.
“The people of Punjab will avenge each fake FIR registered from Majithia and Badals. Only six months are left and after six months, we will create a new Punjab,” he said.
“I know that false cases are being slapped against AAP volunteers and if they did not spare me being the Chief Minister of Delhi, how can they spare you,” Kejriwal said.
(Sourced from agencies, Feature image courtesy:oneindia.com)
