Delhi Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has frequently been the target of attacks ever since he entered public life.
We
all admit that Narendra Modi is a very efficient leader and the Indian
economy is benefited from it. Our country is progressing(at least we
hear about ache din daily). At the same time there are
many not so pleasant incidents as well like attack on SCT/ST/minorities,
beef bans(people getting killed), GO TO PAKISTAN campaign, Bharath Mata
issue etc etc.
We can not forget his past either.
But
this doesn’t prove Aravid Kejriwal is saying the truth. He may be using
the negative image of Modi(that is gradually changing) in his favor. We
can’t imagine how politicians uses the the situation.
But the probably Aravid Kejariwal is one such leader who has been attacked the maximum.
November 2013
While
AAP was holding a press conference in Delhi, a man, who claimed to be a
supporter of anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare, attacked Kejriwal
with black ink. Nachiketa Vaghrekar, who claimed to be the general
secretary of the Ahmednagar unit of the BJP in Maharashtra threw ink at
Kejriwal and other AAP leaders.
March 2014
A
similar attack took place in March 2014, when Arvind Kejriwal was
campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections in Varanasi, some unidentified
people threw ink at him. The agitated people even threw eggs at the open
vehicle in which Kejriwal was travelling.
2014 Delhi Assembly Elections
Apart
from ink attacks, Arvind Kejriwal has also been heckled and attacked
physically. During the 2014 Delhi Assembly election campaign, he was
attacked during his roadshow in south Delhi’s Dakshinpuri area. While
Kejriwal was shaking hands with his supporters, a person punched him on
his back and even tried to slap him.
April 2014
Four
days after Dakshinpuri incident, Kejriwal was attacked again during his
road show in Sultanpuri area of Delhi. This time an auto driver, Lali,
slapped him twice after garlanding him.
January 2016
A
woman identified as Bhavna Arora attacked Kejriwal with ink alleging a
CNG scam in Delhi. This was the first attack on Kejriwal since he became
the Chief Minister of Delhi.
March 2016
A
mob pelted his vehicle with stones and broke its windscreen at
Hassanpur village in Punjab. Kejriwal, who was in the front seat next to
the driver, escaped without injury though the shattered glass fell on
him.
April 2016
On
Friday a man, who identified himself as a member of a breakaway faction
of Aam Aadmi Party threw a shoe at Kejriwal while he was addressing a
press conference inside the Secretariat.The man shouted something about a
sting operation on a CNG scam before he hurled the shoe which fell on
the table in front of Kejriwal. The attacker was whisked away by
Secretariat officials before being detained by police. The man,
identified as Ved Sharma, claimed he was from Aam Aadmi Sena, a
breakaway faction of AAP.
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