Jarnail Singh, who is Lok Sabha candidate from Delhi West on the AAP ticket and had thrown a shoe at the home minister for ignoring his question on justice to riot victims in a press conference in Delhi in April 2009, was here to canvass for his party's nominee Dr Daljit Singh, a noted eye surgeon in the city.
Chidambaran was brimming with glee when he said to a TV channel that his friend Tytler was exonerated as an accused for riots, which was a slap on the face of innocents who suffered, Singh said.
The very next day the names of both accused were deleted from list of Congress candidates, after the shoe throwing episode, he said.
"India is facing the worst time with mainly three 'Cs'- the plague of Corruption, Criminalisation of politics and Communalism. We all have to fight this system instead of blaming the governments. The representatives are ours because we make the wrong choices", he added.
AAP did not want a government that rested on crutches and compromises, which was the reason for Kejriwal to resign.
"All these parties are mainly interested in grabbing power and the Akalis-BJP has unleashed a reign of terror in Punjab. Punjab is thus facing 'double anti-incumbency' with Dr Manmohan Singh's 'Ghutala sarkar' (tainted scamster government) at centre and the Akali-BJP's 'goonda sarkar' (government of hooligans) in the state.
He said that Punjab was brimming with drugs and people beg us to save their progeny who were being supplied drugs in cahoots with politicians.
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