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You have to give it to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal – he really does try and execute the idea of a democracy. From deciding if he should form a government to now being available to answer questions from the “aam aadmi”, Kejriwal is using multiple media to stay connected with the junta. One such endeavour was the interactive session he named ‘Talk to AK’, that was held today (July 17) for an hour, wherein he asked people to send all the questions they wanted to ask him via phone calls, social media and text messages.
The campaign was announced a couple of days back, and all day yesterday and today, #TalktoAK has been trending on Twitter – but not for reasons the CM might like. People on social media don’t seem very impressed by the result and many called it a rip off of PM Narendra Modi’s ‘Mann ki Baat’.
Take a look!
https://twitter.com/SirJadejaaaa/status/754610331066986496
https://twitter.com/DaMadHooker/status/754611162172522497
It’s strange how the #TalktoAK was a top trend for two days not many users tweeted about it while it was actually on.
