Kejriwal Challenges RSS Over Modi's Actions in Bold Political Move

AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal demands explanations from RSS for Prime Minister Modi's actions, questioning the BJP's use of central agencies and their rule on leader retirements. Kejriwal's political narrative highlights internal conflicts within the party. He faced protests during his public meeting, asserting his innocence and dedication to serving the country.

In a bold political move, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday demanded answers from the RSS for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's actions, seemingly aiming to diminish Modi’s status by implying that the Hindutva organization should control its protégé.

At a rally, Kejriwal posed five questions to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, challenging the RSS on its agreement with the BJP's politics, including using central agencies to break parties and inducting 'corrupt' leaders. This approach brings a new and unusual implication to Kejriwal's political narrative.

During his 'Janta ki Adalat' public meeting following his resignation as Delhi chief minister, Kejriwal faced BJP protests against him on corruption issues. Addressing supporters, he assured his dedication to serving the country, denounced corruption allegations, and called the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls a 'trial by fire'.