At a function on Ambedkar's birth anniversary, Arvind Kejriwal produced 'five demands' for PM Modi
Highlights
- Unfollow Twitter trolls among Delhi CM's five 'requests' for PM Modi
- 'Sack ministers responsible for Dalit scholar Rohith Vemula's suicide'
- 'Stop dismantling elected state governments; let Delhi government work'
Arvind Kejriwal's latest attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes in the form of five requests. "I humbly request the PM to follow these, and it will be a tribute to the entire country," the Delhi Chief Minister said at a function on Thursday to mark the 125th birth anniversary of BR Ambedkar, the architect of the Constitution.
Here are Mr Kejriwal's five demands for PM Modi
"Unfollow on Twitter people who abuse women and badmouth them."
"The ministers responsible for Rohith's suicide should be thrown out of the cabinet. He should get justice." Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party and other opposition parties allege that research scholar Rohith Vemula was harassed by the Hyderabad Central University under pressure from union ministers Smriti Irani and Bandaru Dattatreya.
"Stop dismantling elected state governments. Contest elections and win fair and square. Stop back door entry." Mr Kejriwal was referring to the turmoil in Uttarakhand, where President's Rule was imposed last month, a day before then Chief Minister Harish Rawat was to seek a trust vote.
"Let Delhi government work. The people of Delhi are happy with the government."
"Stop the hooligans. People are being beaten up for not saying Bharat Mata Ki Jai. Some are being killed because of what they eat. Throw the hooligans in jail."
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