Taking on a tough stand against the media, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that there is a "conspiracy to finish off the Aam Aadmi Party" among a "very large" section of the media. He even went ahead demanding a "public trial" of the media.
Kejriwal accused the media of taking bribes to target the AAP. He added that if any news channel is airing factually incorrect matter, they should undergo a public trial.
"A very large section of the media has accepted 'supari' for finishing off AAP. There can be a public trial. There can be 8-10 spots in Delhi where we can collect a group of people and show the erroneous clip. That way we can start a 'janta ka trial. If you see a channel shows a factually wrong report, take the channel's name and bring it forward," he said.
Media conspiring to finish off Aam Aadmi Party, claims Kejriwal - IBNLive
Kejriwal accused the media of taking bribes to target the AAP. He added that if any news channel is airing factually incorrect matter, they should undergo a public trial.
"A very large section of the media has accepted 'supari' for finishing off AAP. There can be a public trial. There can be 8-10 spots in Delhi where we can collect a group of people and show the erroneous clip. That way we can start a 'janta ka trial. If you see a channel shows a factually wrong report, take the channel's name and bring it forward," he said.
Media conspiring to finish off Aam Aadmi Party, claims Kejriwal - IBNLive

