Modi Terms AAP Shameless, Kejriwal Dares 'Arrest Me'

The gloves came off Tuesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the AAP of 'shamelessness' for allegedly accepting dubious election funds, while AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal challenged the government to arrest him if he was indeed guilty.

NEW DELHI: The gloves came off Tuesday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the AAP of "shamelessness" for allegedly accepting dubious election funds, while AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal challenged the government to arrest him if he was indeed guilty.

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