“Want You Could Come However…”: Arvind Kejriwal, PM Modi’s Twitter Exchange

New Delhi:

High Minister Narendra Modi, who used to be invited to Arvind Kejriwal’s oath-taking rite however could not attend, these days congratulated the Aam Aadmi Celebration (AAP) leader on Twitter for turning into the Leader Minister of Delhi. Mr Kejriwal, in a swift reaction, stated he needed the PM had attended the development.

“Thanks for the nice and cozy needs sir. I want that you must come these days, however I perceive you have been busy. We will have to now paintings in combination in opposition to making Delhi a town of delight for all Indians,” Mr Kejriwal tweeted.

Thanks for the nice and cozy needs sir. I want that you must come these days, however I perceive you have been busy. We will have to now paintings in combination in opposition to making Delhi a town of delight for all Indians https://t.co/hHFvH8cLCJ

— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) February 16, 2020

Arvind Kejriwal and his six ministers took oath today at a mega rite at Ramlila Maidan, out of doors Delhi’s iconic Purple Fortress, that used to be attended by way of an enormous crowd.

Mr Kejriwal had invited PM Modi, the BJP’s seven Delhi MPs and the 8 newly elected BJP MLAs to his swearing-in rite however none attended. The High Minister used to be in his parliamentary constituency Varanasi these days to inaugurate more than a few tasks.

Earlier than the nationwide election ultimate yr, Mr Kejriwal had targetted PM Modi over a number of problems, together with for allegedly stalling Delhi executive’s schemes. However after the ballot effects, that have been now not in AAP’s favour, he in large part evaded making any direct assault.

Even within the run-up to the Delhi Meeting election, Mr Kejriwal did not release any hard-hitting potshots at PM Modi, even if he used to be again and again accused by way of the BJP of being sympathetic to the so-called “anti-nationals”.

Ultimate month, when a Pakistan minister had attacked PM Modi on Twitter, Mr Kejriwal had replied: ” Narendra Modi is India’s High Minister. He’s my High Minister as smartly. Delhi Election is India’s interior subject, and we may not tolerate interference of the supporters of terrorism”.

That is the second one Twitter change between the High Minister and Arvind Kejriwal this month. After the AAP received 62 of the 70 Delhi seats on February eight, PM Modi had put out a congratulatory word. Mr Kejriwal had spoke back by way of pronouncing he used to be taking a look ahead to paintings with the centre for the improvement of the nationwide capital.