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India summons US diplomat over Kejriwal remarks
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Holy crap this site is absolutely unbearable without an ad blocker.
Seriously though Mohdi, if you don't want people to be suspicious about you arresting your political opponents then you probably shouldn't make a fuss when people are concerned. "Normal criminal arrest here, nothing to see" is much less guilty than calling in a diplomat to yell "How dare you question me!" at them.
He did the same thing with a German diplomat before.
There is no evidence against kejriwal and on top of that Modi's own party took 6.6 million dollars of donations from the accused businessman in the same liquor policy scam.
The whole thing is political, that's why he is so butthurt. It's so obvious that even foreign diplomats can see it.