Kejriwal stays defiant, says corrupt MPs insulted Parliament

RTI activist Arvind Kejriwal had alleged that 162 MPs, including 14 ministers, were corrupt and rapists.
Kejriwal remained defiant to his comment saying, "we don't apologise about what we have said about the parliamentarians. They have failed to answer questions raised by common people."
However, Kejriwal said that he respected parliament, but he was not sorry for that what he had said. Furthermore, Kejriwal argued that it was tainted ministers and parliamentarians with dubious records who had insulted Parliament and not him.
"Parliamentarians should introspect. If people are losing faith in Parliament, then it is a serious problem of credibility," he added.
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