NEW DELHI: Not being over with the honourable prime minister’s remarks over ‘revdi culture’, the chief minister of Delhi and national convenor of Aam Aadmi Party Arvind Kejriwal jumped over PM Modi’s statement and made his remarks.
By the end of the year Gujrat will be contesting the election and attending a meeting there with the general public, Modi made a statement in which he discussed the ‘revdi culture’, and the message was pursued by promising free bees. The prime minister cautioned people, especially the youth, against the “revdi culture” and said it could be “very dangerous” for the country’s development.
Must read: Rupee drops to 80 per US Dollar for the first time, then recovers after RBI intervention
Later on, AAP’s national convenor and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal took a jump over PM Modi’s revdi statement saying that when revdi is distributed among the public for free it is called prasad.
“Some people are talking about revdi. When revdi is distributed among the public for free, then it’s called ‘prasad’ [devotional offering],” Kejriwal said.
He, however, also added that when revdi “is given for free to your own friends, ministers, then it is ‘pap’ [sin]”.
Must read: Supertech tower demolition; twin towers to be filled with explosives
Keep watching our YouTube Channel ‘DNP INDIA’. Also, please subscribe and follow us
