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Arvind Kejriwal says ‘sorry’ to Arun Jaitley in DDCA defamation case

Kejriwal is fighting a suit filed against him in a Delhi court the amount of which is 10 crores.

Arvind Kejriwal, the Delhi chief minister, resorting to another attempt of damage control, made an apology to Arun Jaitley, the Union finance minister. As per the reports, other AAP leaders Ashutosh and Raghav Chaddha along with Kejriwal have made an apology to Jaitley in a bid that nears the amount of Rs. 10 crores in the DDCA defamation case.

As per the television reports, it was last month that the union finance minister was unwilling to forgive Kejriwal in the defamation case and to agree for an out of court settlement.

Kejriwal’s apology comes after he made his apology to quite a good number of leaders that include Kapil Sibbal, Bikram Majithia and Nitin Gadkari.

Kejriwal is fighting a suit filed against him in a Delhi court the amount of which is 10 crores. It remains unknown that if Jaitley has accepted Kejriwal’s apology or not.

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