Arvind Kejriwal: "My name is Arvind Kejriwal and I am not a terrorist," Delhi CM has a SRK-style message from Tihar jail

Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi's chief minister who has been put behind the bars on allegations of money laundering in liquor policy case, has a message from Tihar jail and it reminds of a famous line of Shahrukh Khan.

"My name is Arvind Kejriwal and I am not a terrorist," Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh cited Kejriwal.

Sanjay Singh addressed the media on Tuesday and said that Arvind Kejriwal has worked 'like a son and a brother for the country'.


During the press briefing, Singh alleged that the Delhi CM was made to meet Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann through a glass.

"The three-time elected CM of Delhi is made to meet CM Bhagwant Mann through a glass. It is clear from this that the Prime Minister has a feeling of hatred against Arvind Kejriwal," Singh said.

On Monday, Bhagwant Mann visited his Delhi counterpart Arvind Kejriwal in Tihar jail. The interaction occurred in the 'mulakat jangla,' a room separated by a glass wall, as confirmed by a Tihar jail official. The official mentioned that Mann and Kejriwal, currently held in Tihar's jail number 2 due to a money laundering case associated with the now-defunct Delhi excise policy, communicated through an intercom.

The AAP leader further claimed that 'efforts are being made 24 hours to demoralize' the Delhi CM.

'This is Arvind Kejriwal, he is made of a different clay. The more you try to break him, the stronger he will come back.' 'Yesterday CM Bhagwant Mann became emotional during the meeting.' 'This is an emotional matter for all of us but it is a matter of shame for BJP and PM Modi,' Singh expressed.

Regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's interview with ANI, AAP Member of Parliament Sanjay Singh remarked, 'Yesterday, PM Modi gave a detailed interview.' 'But the most shocking thing in the interview is that the Prime Minister is openly defending the biggest scam since independence.' 'The Supreme Court called electoral bonds unconstitutional and illegal.' 'He also insulted the Supreme Court, he should apologize to the Supreme Court and the people of the country,' Singh highlighted.