Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday hit back at BJP Mp Parvesh Verma who had called him a terrorist. At an emotional press conference, Kejriwal said that he could have gone abroad like many of his friends, but he decided to dedicate his life to the country. He added that he has left it to the public of Delhi to decide if he is a terrorist.
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