Arvind Kejriwal : Slapped..Again.!

Arvind Kejriwal : Slapped..Again.![/b]



Arvind Kejriwal was on Tuesday slapped by a man during a road show in Sultanpuri area of North West Delhi in second such attack in last four days and the AAP leader immediately held BJP responsible for it.

The man identified as Lali, who is an auto rickshaw driver, first garlanded Kejriwal and then slapped him following which the attacker was thrashed by AAP supporters. AAP leader Manish Sisodia tweeted that Kejriwal was injured in his eye. Kejriwal’s spectacles fell on the ground following the attack. The 38-year-old attacker, a resident of Aman Vihar in Outer Delhi, has accused Kejriwal of not fulfilling promises made to the auto-drivers. He was later detained by the police. Kejriwal when asked by the media said that he does not understand why do some people resort to violence for becoming the Prime Minister. If you think by attacking us, we will keep quite then you are wrong. We will fight this battle till the last breath. Later in a tweet, Kejriwal said that he is just thinking – why is he being repeatedly attacked? Who are the masterminds? What do they want? What do they want achieve by doing all this? The AAP leader headed for Rajghat after the attack, which has been condemned by both BJP and Congress. Kapil Sibal said that No one has the right to slap anyone. This is against democracy. BJP Vijay Goel also criticised the attack on the AAP leader. AAP’s Sisodia said people affected by AAP movement were trying to derail it. He said that The people who are indulging in politics of caste and religion, and are involved in corruption are afraid of AAP. The politics in the country is changing and that is why they are resorting to such acts

This was the second such attack on Kejriwal in the last four days. He was attacked by a 19-year-old youth during his campaigning in Dakshinpuri area of South Delhi on Friday. The former Chief Minister has been attacked a number of times in the past. On March 28, he was attacked by a man, who claimed to be a supporter of Anna Hazare, during his election rally in Haryana. In Varanasi last month, protesters threw ink on Kejriwal and a number of other party leaders.

 

[Swaswati Borpuzari]

In a surprising turn of events, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal found himself at the center of a controversial incident once again, this time involving a physical altercation. The typically composed politician was reportedly slapped by an individual during a public event, marking a dramatic escalation in the confrontations he has faced over the years. This incident, which occurred despite heightened security measures, has sparked widespread debate and concern over the safety of public figures in India. Kejriwal, known for his assertive and often polarizing political stance, has been a frequent target of criticism and opposition, but a physical attack of this nature is a significant departure from the usual discourse. The identity of the assailant and the motives behind the attack are under intense scrutiny, with various theories circulating among the public and media. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leadership has condemned the act, calling for a thorough investigation and stronger measures to ensure the security of leaders. The incident has also raised questions about the broader climate of political aggression in the country, prompting calls for a more civil and respectful political environment.

 

[Dhruv Bindhani]

Arvind Kejriwal : Slapped..Again.![/b]



Arvind Kejriwal was on Tuesday slapped by a man during a road show in Sultanpuri area of North West Delhi in second such attack in last four days and the AAP leader immediately held BJP responsible for it.

The man identified as Lali, who is an auto rickshaw driver, first garlanded Kejriwal and then slapped him following which the attacker was thrashed by AAP supporters. AAP leader Manish Sisodia tweeted that Kejriwal was injured in his eye. Kejriwal’s spectacles fell on the ground following the attack. The 38-year-old attacker, a resident of Aman Vihar in Outer Delhi, has accused Kejriwal of not fulfilling promises made to the auto-drivers. He was later detained by the police. Kejriwal when asked by the media said that he does not understand why do some people resort to violence for becoming the Prime Minister. If you think by attacking us, we will keep quite then you are wrong. We will fight this battle till the last breath. Later in a tweet, Kejriwal said that he is just thinking – why is he being repeatedly attacked? Who are the masterminds? What do they want? What do they want achieve by doing all this? The AAP leader headed for Rajghat after the attack, which has been condemned by both BJP and Congress. Kapil Sibal said that No one has the right to slap anyone. This is against democracy. BJP Vijay Goel also criticised the attack on the AAP leader. AAP’s Sisodia said people affected by AAP movement were trying to derail it. He said that The people who are indulging in politics of caste and religion, and are involved in corruption are afraid of AAP. The politics in the country is changing and that is why they are resorting to such acts

This was the second such attack on Kejriwal in the last four days. He was attacked by a 19-year-old youth during his campaigning in Dakshinpuri area of South Delhi on Friday. The former Chief Minister has been attacked a number of times in the past. On March 28, he was attacked by a man, who claimed to be a supporter of Anna Hazare, during his election rally in Haryana. In Varanasi last month, protesters threw ink on Kejriwal and a number of other party leaders.

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