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Watch: AAP Leader Gopal Rai Reacts To Kejriwal’s Departure To Tihar

As Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal prepares to surrender himself at Tihar Jail, Delhi minister and AAP leader Gopal Rai reflects on Kejriwal’s departure.

Rai said, “He gave just one message to everyone – that this fight against tyranny will continue and we are ready to make any sacrifices that are needed. We have to continue with the work of people after he goes to jail. We are going to Tihar Jail.”

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