Time to question Modi and Kejriwal, says Vishwas in video

New Delhi: Poet and Aam Aadmi Party leader Kumar Vishwas targeted Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal over allegation of corruption in which the party is currently embroiled in. Vishwas emphasised on the fact that people are bound to raise questions on a corruption-stricken political party that came to power by promising to deliver a honest government. In the 13-minute video, he also questioned BJP for advocating nationalism all over the country but is maintaining silence over jawans getting thrashed by ‘scoundrels’ in Kashmir. ALSO READ: Five arrested for assaulting CRPF men, new disturbing videos spark fresh row Stone pelting, assault by locals against defence personnel in Kashmir is in the spotlight and there is growing outrage over government’s inefficiency in dealing with the situation. Dr. Vishwas also took up the matter of former Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav who is languishing in Pakistan over allegations of spying. Vishwas hoped that his voice reaches out to the leaders (Kejriwal, Modi) sitting on the two thrones in Delhi. The Ghaziabad-based poet said politicians will rule for only five or ten years but the ethos, culture and tradition will be preserved for thousands of years. "Hence, remaining silent is not the answer." He did praise Atal Bihari Vajpayee for launching the first nuclear missile-Pokhran in the year 1998. Vishwas’ comments assume significant as his relations with Kejriwal’s party have not been at its best. Unlike his party members, he has been less critical of PM Modi but has on several occasions rejected reports of joining BJP.