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Sorry Sabhas, LOL!
Kejriwal was taken into custody in a criminal defamation complaint filed against him by BJP leader Nitin Gadkari.
Updated: May 21, 2014 06:10 PM IST
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Arvind Kejriwal launched ‘Sorry Sabhas’ to apologize to the people of Delhi. (Source: AP)
Arvind Kejriwal isn’t having the best of weeks. Less than 5 days ago, the election results were finalized, and pointed to a rout of the AAP. Next, everyone lampooned him for his silence post-defeat. Next, he launched ‘Sorry Sabhas’ to apologize to the people of Delhi, and now he’s in jail.
Here are the funniest jokes on the Sorry Sabhas:
Arvind Kejriwal and co to hold “Sorry Sabhas” in Delhi No that is the joke. No puns needed.
— Gaurav (@bwoyblunder) May 21, 2014
Sorry Sabhas by Apology Aadmi Party (or pick Aam Apology Party)
— India’s Century (@India_Policy) May 21, 2014
Will AAP’s sorry sabhas have canteens attached to them? #ImportantQuestions
— Ashwin (@ashwines) May 21, 2014
I want to hold Sorry Sabhas for the awesome guys I rejected and who all are now married.
— Moh Maaya (@MohMaaya) May 21, 2014
“AAP to hold “Sorry Sabhas” in Delhi in next couple of days to seek apology from the electorate.” pic.twitter.com/S0UbGoOToc
— Ratnakar Sadasyula (@ScorpiusMaximus) May 21, 2014
Delhi citizens to hold “Thanks But No Thanks” Sabhas in response to Kejriwal’s Sorry Sabhas.
— IndiaSpeaks (@IndiaSpeaksPR) May 21, 2014
Oops! Arrested! What happens to the Sorry Sabhas? Darn. See how the system does not allow Kejriwal to keep ANY promise. #sabotage
— prerna kaul mishra (@prernakaul) May 21, 2014
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