Taking a jibe at dissident leaders Prashant Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav, Kejriwal said if anyone wants immediate publicity they should resort to writing blogs against him.
"I will not break my silence. Let's talk about governance in Delhi. I will not asnwer any question related to my party. I have come to change politics and in next five years, I want to change Delhi," Kejriwal said.
When asked about his comparison to Stalin by Bhushan and Yadav, he said, "It does not matter. We are here to talk about governance in Delhi. I am not running away (from the question). The people of Delhi do not care who says what," andasserted that the crisis in the party will not affect the governance in Delhi.
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