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AAP blames Modi for impeding Delhi growth

| | Jan 17, 2016, at 05:09 pm
New Delhi, Jan 17 (IBNS) Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday took another jab at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing the latter of hampering progress in Delhi.

Kejriwal took to twitter to vent out his anger against the PM.

He wrote: "Modi ji trying evrything possible to create hurdles in Delhi govt. "

The tweet was an addition to what Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia wrote.

"Modi govt changed 44 year old rule, only to stop me attending JCA meeting? Why are they so scared of our presence?"

The tweet was a reply to a recent development where the present rule states that the Delhi Government cannot be a part of Centre's meeting to decide postings.

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