AAP chief Arvind kejriwal on Friday responded to PM Modi’s 'AAPda govt' remark and said those who work for people never abuse others. He said Prime Minister Modi today came to Delhi and gave a speech of 43 minutes, for 39 minutes he abused the government formed by the overwhelming majority of Delhi.

Kejriwal said it would take him two to three hours to count the number of things the Delhi government has done in ten years, but the BJP has not done anything that the Prime Minister can say today.

“He who works should not be scolded, he who does not should be scolded. The Prime Minister had given a letter of resolution in 2020, so far only 4700 houses have been built in five years,” Kejriwal said. 

AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj responded to PM Modi's 'AAPda for Delhi' remark and said such statements do not suit a PM. He said in the past 10 years, the central government has half of Delhi and we have the other half. “We have worked to improve sewage system, water supply, electricity... I want to ask what did the central government do for Delhi? Businessmen are getting extortion calls, and people are being murdered in broad daylight. The situation is worst in Delhi now and BJP's central government is responsible for this,” he said.

On PM Modi terming Delhi government as "AAPda Sarkar", Saurabh Bharadwaj said, "I feel like laughing when the PM talks about the education system in Delhi...Today, many big people from across the world come to Delhi to see the schools here. I would also invite PM Modi to come and see the govt schools and decide if work has been done or not. It is unfortunate that he is saying this from a big stage."