PM busy filing FIRs against students while China builds artificial sun: Kejriwal
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor, Arvind Kejriwal, took a jibe at PM Modi, citing that he is busy filing FIRs against students who
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor, Arvind Kejriwal, took a jibe at PM Modi, citing that he is busy filing FIRs against students who made fun of him on social media during the nationwide student protests. Linking the issue to China’s growth, the former Delhi Chief Minister said that while Beijing is developing an artificial sun, the Indian government is implementing coercive measures against young minds. Read Full Story “The process of making an artificial sun is underway in China.
It will involve nuclear fusion to generate energy, and the sun will track plasma. On the contrary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi nowadays is busy filing complaints against students for making fun of him on social media,” Kejriwal said in a video uploaded from his X account. Artificial Sun, - FIR pic.twitter.com/BCkSqawpZ5— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) July 30, 2026 The video contained news snippets showing that Delhi Police has registered FIRs against students who allegedly made fun of PM Modi.
The AAP supremo also stepped up his criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alleging that the country's infrastructure remains underdeveloped even after 12 years of his rule. “The government can’t make roads. It can’t make a flyover or a bridge properly. Our cities get drowned even in the slightest of rain,” Kejriwal was heard saying in the video, which contained clips of several waterlogged parts of Delhi. He also targeted PM Modi, saying that cities are nowadays filled with garbage stacks.
The AAP leader then doubled down on his attack on PM Modi, saying that instead of ensuring developmental projects, he is busy trading MPs and MLAs and weakening other political parties except the BJP. “He is busy destabilising other parties, deleting and adding votes,” Kejriwal added. At the end, the 57-year-old said that India needs a Prime Minister with good foresight and better thinking. Ends
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