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2014 – When Arvind Kejriwal THANKED gangster Mukhtar Ansari for saving his Muslim vote bank against PM Modi

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Dreaded gangster Mukhtar Ansari has been in the news these days and a legal battle between Uttar Pradesh and Punjab Governments. Punjab’s Congress government is trying very hard to keep this gangster out of the clutches of Uttar Pradesh’s police by hook or crook.

Congress is trying all tactics to keep Mukhtar Ansari in Punjab, as he is the grandson of Mukhtar Ahmed Ansari, an early president of the Indian National Congress and nephew of Congress leader and Ex-Vice President Hamid Ansari.

However, all these efforts went in vain, as Supreme Court has ordered Punjab government to transfer Mukhtar Ansari to Uttar Pradesh.

However, in this article, we would like to tell you about the self-styled most honest politician of India, Mr. Arvind Kejriwal, who once thanked the gangster Mukhtar Ansari during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Please watch the video here.

For the reference of our readers, we would like to tell that Kejriwal contested the 2014 Lok Sabha elections against PM Modi, and Mukhtar Ansari decided to not contest that election, to ensure all Muslim votes are consolidated behind Arvind Kejriwal, and that was the reason why Kejriwal called Mukhtar Ansari’s brother and shared his appreciation for his act.

Well, this is no secret that Kejriwal can hand in gloves with anyone to consolidate his Muslim votes and to dent PM Modi and BJP in any way possible.

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