Shinde calls Keriwal a "mad" chief minister, "Chosen Madness",

Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde today called Arvind Kejriwal a "Veda Mukhyamantri" (mad chief minister) over his street protests and ally NCP too joined in the direct attack saying "CM in Delhi" stands for 'Chosen Madness'.
Kejriwal continued to be at the receiving end for his two-day dharna which was called off last night with the BJP raising the pitch dubbing him and his Ministerial and party colleagues as "unguided missiles" and saying they should behave responsibly as they are now bound by the Constitution.
AAP's outside supporter Congress said theatrics and drama, use of irresponsible and intimidating language and flagrant violation of law and Constitution have no place in our democratic polity.

"When I was in Kherwadi police station in Mumbai's Bandra area, I did not get leave because there were Sena (led) riots. Similarly, yesterday (in Delhi), because of a 'veda mukhyamantri' (mad chief minister) sitting there (on dharna), I had to cancel the leave of policemen," Shinde, who was targeted repeatedly by Kejriwal, said. He, however, did not name the Chief Minister.
Shinde's remarks came while addressing a meeting at Hingoli in Marathwada region where he spoke about an instance in the 1970s, when as a policeman, he could not get leave after his marriage due to work pressure.
Kejriwal had called Shinde corrupt and inefficient and dared the Home Minister to evict him from the dharna venue near Rail Bhavan during his protest against the Delhi police.

Upping the ante against AAP, Congress spokesperson Randip Surjewala said the latter should look within and realize the inconvenience caused to common man due to their "theatrics and drama" of agitation.

Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh taunted the Delhi Chief Minister asking why did he send AAP leader Yogendra Yadav to negotiate with Lieutenant-Governor Najeeb Jung to end the stir.
"Kejriwal said that they will not negotiate. It's not a grocery shop. But ulitmately they did negotiate. Yogendra Yadav negotiated with the LG" and wondered whether to trust their words further or not," he said, adding Kejriwal has no respect for law.

Another party spokesperson Sandip Dikshit said the agitation "drama was staged by AAP to take away people's attention from other issues, they were not able to address.
"Leaders of AAP should realise they cannot remain unguided missiles anymore as they are now bound by the Constitution. Still they believe like unguided missiles," BJP leader Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi told reporters.
BJP leader Arun Jaitley described AAP protest as "unacceptable" and said it would not appeal to the Lok Sabha voters as it is anarchic and lacks the qualities required for providing much-needed political stability and responsible governance.