Kejriwal to Modi: Intentions must be good while performing aarti

Varanasi, May 8: A day after BJP's prime ministerial candidate

was denied permission by the the Election Commission to hold a rally in the 'Holy City', AAP chief

took to Twitter to hit out at at Modi.

Kejriwal tweeted saying that Modi didn't need permission from the EC to perform Ganga aarti, that is only for political activities. He said that the BJP was nervous and hence all the top leaders have landed in Varanasi.

He then said that to perform such rituals the intention must be good-

Arvind Kejriwal then invited Narendra Modi to an open debate in Varanasi, where he said that the time and place of debate was left upto Modi. Kejriwal said that though Modi was granted permission to do the aarti, he had refused it and was making it a big issue just for political mileage.

On Wednesday, the EC had first denied permission for Modi to hold meetings in the city and even for the Ganga aarti, but then granted permission for the same. However Narendra Modi refused to perform the Ganga aarti in protest.

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