Kejriwal held a press conference to talk about E20 petrol. The problem is that almost every claim he made was either factually wrong, technically uninformed or deliberately misleading.
Let's go through it one by one. Because the facts are all documented and they don't support a single major claim he made.
This is not a debate about petrol. It's about whether a former Chief Minister can stand in front of cameras and just say things without consequence.
Brother, I'm the youth.
The government made the mistake of legitimizing you guys. The courts never will.
Your ask of history sheeters being let go is less dangerous than the call for the sansad march on the 20th of July, but equally irresponsible. You failed the youth movement by considering them gullible.
The education minister has resigned, but you still haven't come forth and be clear on reforms. What has changed to make sure these leaks will never happen again because of your movement?
@eduinata@WelBeast This tweet is the perfect reason why 160 characters per tweet was important. Out of 100 people reading this tweet, not more than 2 made it made it past the third line, all of them being lfc fans