"Nowadays, I don't want to be introduced as an IITian chief minister after nautanki of Delhi," Parrikar told a gathering of businessmen near here without naming Kejriwal.
Parrikar was referring to recent street protest by Kejriwal, the alumnus of IIT-Kharagpur, in the national capital over a stand-off between his ministers and police personnel over law and order issues.
"There are different kinds of IIT students...Some are intelligent and some are known for GT. The current generation will not know what's GT, it's a glass tracing...You can glass trace your drawing and do whatever kind of exercise you want," said Parrikar, the first IITian to become chief minister.
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