Rahul fighting to save Cong, I'm fighting for country: Kejriwal

Was reacting to Rahul Gandhi's speech at Seelampur rally

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 10:07 PM Jan 13, 2025 IST

Rahul Gandhi at the Seelampur rally in New Delhi on Monday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan

AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal was quick to respond to Rahul Gandhi's diatribe against him and Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his poll rally in Seelampur on Monday, saying the Congress leader is fighting just to save his own party.

"Today Rahul Gandhi came to Delhi. He abused me a lot. But I will not comment on his statements. His fight is to save Congress, my fight is to save the country," Kejriwal posted on X.

While addressing the rally in northeast Delhi's Seelampur, Rahul targeted the former Delhi CM on a range of issues and equated him with PM Modi for their “false promises”.

"You ask Kejriwal ji whether he wants reservations for the backward and a caste census. When I talk about the caste census, I don't hear a word from both PM Modi and Kejriwal. There is no difference between Kejriwal and PM Modi as they both make false promises," Gandhi said.

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