People of Delhi will decide whether they see me as their son or a terrorist: Kejriwal

In response to a BJP leader allegedly calling him a "terrorist" at an election rally, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that it is for the people of Delhi to decide whether they consider him their son, brother, or a terrorist.

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said it is for the people of Delhi to decide whether they consider him their son, brother, or a terrorist.

"Today I'm leaving this decision to the people of Delhi, whether they consider me as a son, consider me their brother, or consider me a terrorist," Kejriwal told reporters.

The AAP National Convenor's remarks come in response to a BJP leader allegedly calling him a "terrorist" at an election rally here.

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"I have put my life on the line for the country," he said.

He also said that he went on a hunger strike against corruption despite being diabetic.

"I'm a diabetic. I take insulin four times a day. If a person with diabetes is on insulin and doesn't eat anything for 3-4 hrs, they collapse and can even die. In such a situation, I have done hunger strike against corruption twice, once for 15 days and then 10 days," he said.