'PM Modi is not God': Arvind Kejriwal in his first Assembly speech
PTC News Desk: Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal slammed the BJP on Thursday, speaking in the Delhi Legislative Assembly for the first time since his resignation. "My colleagues in the opposition must be sad to see Manish Sisodia and me here," he said.
"I always say that Prime Minister Modi is very powerful and has a lot of resources, but he is not God."
Kejriwal, who used to sit in the 'number one' chair as chief minister, was assigned seat number 41, several paces away from his former position. His successor, Atishi, now sits in the chief minister's seat, with Kejriwal's loyal lieutenant, Manish Sisodia, seated next to him in seat number 40. Kejriwal served as Delhi's chief minister for over a decade before stepping down.
Earlier in the day, Kejriwal and Chief Minister Atishi reviewed a damaged road in the capital. Kejriwal stated that now that he is out of jail, all remaining work in Delhi will be completed.
"They stopped the work in Delhi by sending me to jail. The roads also got damaged. This was their only motive. Today I inspected a road in Delhi University with Chief Minister Atishi ji. This road will also be repaired soon, the rest of the roads in Delhi will also be repaired soon. Now that I am back, people of Delhi need not worry. All the pending work in Delhi will be completed," Kejriwal said on X.
- PTC NEWS
