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WHY DID Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal apologise to Bikram Singh Majithia?
Responding to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's apology, former minister in Parkash Singh Badal government Bikram Singh Majithia said that it was "historical moment for" him.
"It is an historical moment for me personally and may be otherwise also where a sitting chief minister has apologised for the remarks he had made," Bikram Singh Majithia said in Chandigarh on Thursday, reported ANI.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal has tried to resolve conflict with Bikram Singh Majithia whom he had accused of being part of the drug trade in the state.
As per reports, Kejriwal provided a copy of the apology in court today in which he acknowledged he made accusations which are "unfounded".
"It is an historical moment for me personally and may be otherwise also where a sitting chief minister has apologised for the remarks he had made," Bikram Singh Majithia said in Chandigarh on Thursday, reported ANI.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal has tried to resolve conflict with Bikram Singh Majithia whom he had accused of being part of the drug trade in the state.
As per reports, Kejriwal provided a copy of the apology in court today in which he acknowledged he made accusations which are "unfounded".
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