Arvind Kejriwal attacks PM Modi, says BJP's days at centre are numbered

New Delhi: AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and claimed that BJP's days at the Centre were numbered. Addressing a rally at Jantar Mantar on Sunday, Kejriwal accused the PM and Union home minister Amit Shah of conspiring to frame him in the excise policy case and said that the court in a recent "historic" judgement proved that he was "kattar imandar" (hardcore honest person).

Addressing the gathering of party leaders and workers from several states, Kejriwal alleged that the PM feared everyone and asserted that when a "tyrant" is scared, it signals the end of his reign. The attack is significant as Kejriwal had been refraining from taking on Modi in his recent speeches.

"He sent Sonam Wangchuk to jail who is a big scientist and worked for the education of children. Modiji did not go to Parliament one day, fearing women MPs would assault him. He is scared of Trump, too," Kejriwal stated. He also slammed the BJP government in Delhi, saying the party ruined the city in its one-year rule.