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Haryana Rally: Shoe Hurled At Arvind Kejriwal In Rohtak, He Blames Narendra Modi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 01 Jan, 2017 05:24 PM

A youth hurled a shoe towards Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal here on Sunday but it missed the AAP leader. Kejriwal blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the attack.

The shoe was caught by a security official accompanying Kejriwal who was standing near the dais.

AAP activists immediately caught the shoe-thrower and thrashed him even as Kejriwal repeatedly urged everyone to spare him.

"I have again and again said that Modi is a coward," the AAP leader thundered amid the commotion. "Today his supporter hurled a shoe at me. Modi doesn't have the guts to face us straight. He sends his agents."

The youth was later handed over to police which is questioning him.

Kejriwal, who was criticizing Prime Minister Modi for the demonetisation move and alleged that Modi had taken bribes from corporates earlier, blamed Modi for the attack.

"I said Modiji is a coward. Today some Modi supporters hurled a shoe at me. Modiji, we can also do this but our cultural values don't permit us to do this," Kejriwal tweeted.

"I will keep on exposing the truth behind demonetisation scam and the Sahara-Birla bribery despite your CBI raid or shoe attack on me," Kejriwal added.

Shoe hurled at Arvind Kejriwal, see how Twitterati reacted

What happens on Day 1, happens all year through. Is it why @ArvindKejriwal self-sponsored shoe-attack on him? What's the deal Kejriwal ji?👞
— गीतिका (@ggiittiikkaa) January 1, 2017

Kejriwal returns the shoe angrily saying "Last time bhi left foot ka fainka tha, what's the use ?" pic.twitter.com/NYFLgBxRLG
— The-Lying-Lama (@KyaUkhaadLega) April 9, 2016

Throwing Shoe & chappal at Politicians used to be such a Big& Serious thing.. Kejriwal sir ke baar-baar k drama ne iski value khatm karwa di
— Paresh Rawal fan (@Babu_Bhaiyaa) January 1, 2017

@ArvindKejriwal kejriwal ko is bat ka dukh h ki banda ek hi juta fek kar gya km se km poora pair to fekta chanda smjkr pehn to lete
— Nik jayant (@thenik_jayant) January 1, 2017

Shoe has been hurled at Kejriwal. That poor shoe couldn't escape the wrath of Yugpurush. Died on the spot
— Debarati Majumder (@debarati_m) January 1, 2017

Kejriwal is giving tough competition to Neeta Ambani in having maximum number of pairs in shoe rack! ;-)
— Sneha Dixit (@Ladysaying) January 1, 2017

Arvind Kejriwal apna CM tenure khatam hone tak Janpath mei ek shoe stall to khol hi lega.
— Pakchikpak Raja Babu (@HaramiParindey) January 1, 2017

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