He accused the media of not bringing out the “truth” about the Gujarat Chief Minister before the people.
Kejriwal had sparked a controversy with his remarks that the whole media is “sold out” and media people would be sent to jail after an inquiry into the issue if AAP comes to power.
Another major highlight for the audience was dance performance by a young group with broomstick (AAP's election symbol), conveying the message that their motto was to wipe out corruption from the country.
The AAP leader came on a two-day visit to Bangalore and Chikkaballapur yesterday. The party seeks to vie with the ruling Congress, BJP and JDS for its own space in a state, where it is mainly a two-way race in the Lok Sabha polls between the first two players.
AAP dinner collects Rs 50 lakh, Kejriwal quizzed about attack on media
Bangalore: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal faced questions about his controversial remarks on the media at the party's Rs 20,000-per person fund-raising dinner here that yielded Rs 50 lakh. The dinner, organised last
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