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Kapil Mishra takes 'Sonu Song' to another level, mocks Arvind Kejriwal in 'birthday gift'
It features Mishra and others, singing: “AK tujhe khud pe bharosa nahi kya” which means “Don't you trust yourself, AK,” referring to Arvind Kejriwal.
NEW DELHI: Sacked Delhi Water Minister Kapil Mishra on Wednesday turned singer for Arvind Kejriwal and mocked Delhi chief minister in a video uploaded on his Twitter handle.
Taking RJ Malishka's 'Sonu Song' to another level, Mishra, in the clip titled 'AK Teri Kursi Gol', attacked the AAP national convenor and said people of Delhi will teach him a lesson in next Assembly elections.
He called it as a birthday gift for Kejriwal and said the entire Delhi will this song for him soon. The video begins with a group of people raising slogans 'gali gali me shor hai, Delhi ka CM chor hai'. It features Mishra and others, singing: “AK tujhe khud pe bharosa nahi kya” which means “Don't you trust yourself, AK,” referring to Arvind Kejriwal. Mishra also put up banners on different flyovers across the national capital, Kejriwal "corrupt" and urging people to join his campaign against the AAP leader. Mishra was on May 6 sacked by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) as a minister in the Delhi government, citing poor performance. A day later, the sacked AAP leader made allegations of corruption against Kejriwal and Delhi Minister Satyendar Jain. Mishra was suspended from the party on May 8. Mishra has since then been protesting and levelling allegations of corruption against Kejriwal and Jain.Birthday surprise for you @arvindkejriwal ... Soon all Delhi will sing this for you ..Enjoy!!! #AKतेरीकुर्सीगोलhttps://t.co/XEZZE2KKzB
— Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishraAAP) August 16, 2017
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