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Allow people to discuss their problems at least: Kejriwal urges BJP

| | Oct 12, 2016, at 03:58 pm
New Delhi, Oct 12 (IBNS): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday urged the BJP to allow people to discuss their problems instead of disrupting meetings.

Kejriwal's comment was in connection with an article which stated that the BJP is planning to disrupt the Delhi Chief Minister's meeting in Surat.

Terming it as 'bad for democracy', the Delhi Chief Minister tweeted, "BJP to disrupt Surat meeting? Bad 4 democracy. BJP shudn't do this. Allow people 2 discuss their problems at least."

 

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