INDIA SUMMARIZED

Once in the habit of calling media to make any announcement or to disclose anything he considered sensational (remember those days when he used to appear on TV channels making all sorts of allegations against his adversaries?), Arvind Kejriwal now hardly invites them. On July 27, 2016, he created a sort of history by downloading on social media his monologue to give a ‘sensational’ message to his people and also to whomsoever it may concern.   He has been calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi all sorts of names – ‘psychopath’ and ‘coward,” for example – and blaming him for all his woes, whether as Chief Minister of a union territory functioning under several constitutional and legal constraints or as leader of the Aam Aadami Party, but what he said yesterday crossed all limits. He said: “He can go to any extent and may get us killed. Modi may get me killed as well. Talk to your families and see if you are ready for the ultimate sacrifice. All the MLAs will anyway hav...