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Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal on Monday blasted his rivals in Gabbar Singh mode.
Delhi CM took a line out of iconic character's dialogue from blockbuster Sholay to get back at his rivals who accused him of being soft on terrorists.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, friend-turned-foe Kumar Vishwas and the BJP have in recent days accused Kejriwal of ties with the Kahlistani terrorists.
The Delhi CM on Monday said that he is a terrorist who scares the corrupt, belting out the famed Gabbar dialogue with his own twist: "Jab baccha bhrashtachar karta hai toh maa kehti hai soja beta varna Kejriwal aajayega..."

Watch: Arvind Kejriwal's Gabbar mode as rivals accuse him of 'ties with terrorists'

Start with Kejriwal Byte:&nbsp;"Jab baccha bhrashtachar karta hai toh maa kehti hai soja beta varna Kejriwal&nbsp;aajayega..."
That's Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;in&nbsp;Gabbar&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;mode.&nbsp;Aam Aadmi Party chief on Monday blasted his rivals taking a line out of iconic character's dialogue from blockbuster Sholay to get back at his opponents&nbsp;who accused him of being soft on terrorists.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, friend-turned-foe Kumar Vishwas and the BJP have in recent days accused Kejriwal of ties with the Kahlistani terrorists.
The Delhi CM on Monday said that he is a terrorist who scares the corrupt.&nbsp;

Delhi CM took a line out of iconic character's dialogue from blockbuster Sholay to get back at his rivals who accused him of being soft on terrorists.

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal on Monday blasted his rivals in Gabbar&nbsp;Singh mode.
Delhi CM took a line out of iconic character's dialogue from blockbuster Sholay to get back at his rivals who accused him of being soft on terrorists.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, friend-turned-foe Kumar Vishwas and the BJP have in recent days accused Kejriwal of ties with the Kahlistani terrorists.
The Delhi CM on Monday said that he is a terrorist who scares the corrupt, belting out the famed Gabbar dialogue with his own twist: "Jab baccha bhrashtachar karta hai toh maa kehti hai soja beta varna Kejriwal aajayega..."

'GST means economic apocalypse': Rahul's latest attack on Centre

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi On Sunday attacked the govt over GST&nbsp;and said that the tax was an economic apocalypse.&nbsp;

Rahul slams Centre: GST&nbsp;means economic apocalypse
Rahul: reason for GDP&nbsp;decline is&nbsp;'Gabbar Singh&nbsp;Tax'
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Rahul: few businessmen manipulating the tax system
Farmers and poor labourers have no means: Rahul
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday targeted the government over the Goods and Services Tax and blamed it for hurting the country&rsquo;s economic growth. In a tweet, Rahul said, a major reason for the historic decline in GDP is the Gabbar Singh Tax of the Modi government. He added GST wasted a lot, including the future of millions of jobs and youth, the economic situation of states. He said GST means economic apocalypse. He accused the government of allowing 15-20 businessmen of having the means to manipulate the tax payment and farmers, labourers and small businesses of not having the same leverage. &ldquo;Who has the means? India&rsquo;s biggest 15-20 industrialists. So, whatever tax law they want to change can easily be done in this GST regime,&rdquo; Rahul said in a video.

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