As the protesters tried to disrupt the rally at Vijay Chowk, the former Delhi Chief Minister invited them to the stage to discuss claims of development in Gujarat but they chose to leave.
"Do not disturb them (protesters), they are from us only. In a democratic setup, they have the right to protest," Kejriwal told the police while AAP leader Gopal Ray was speaking at the ral
Around 50 protesters started shouting 'Modi - Modi' as the AAP rally started. Police tried to move them away.
But again, when Kejriwal said that "for the last one year a propaganda is being made that if you want to save this country from the UPA's corruption, then Modi is the only option", the protesters started shouting slogans, and also hurled stones in the direction of the stage.
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Responding to this, Kejriwal said: "One of you can come on the stage and talk with me about the development claims of Modi."
The protesters, however, did not take up the offer and soon disappeared from the venue.