7 excuses Modi could give Kejriwal for not giving him an appointment
In the circumstances that Modi does not want to meet the AAP leader tomorrow either, the 'You don't have an appointment' card may not really work twice.

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal was stopped from traveling to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's Gandhinagar office today because he 'did not have an appointment'.Kejriwal who wanted to 'confront' Modi about what he has called false claims of development in the state, will now seek an appointment with Modi tomorrow.In the circumstances that Modi does not want to meet the AAP leader tomorrow either, the 'You don't have an appointment' card may not really work twice. So here are seven other reasons that Modi could give Kejriwal:[caption id="attachment_1423519" align="alignleft" width="380"]
What Modi can tell Kejriwal[/caption]1. Sorry Arvind, some of us have to do the job we've been elected for -- unlike some people we know #49Days2. Kejriwalji, the car I happen to be sitting in has run over a puppy. #ModiIsMourning3. Dear Mr Kejriwal, I look forward to meeting you on May 17th... in Delhi #NextStopDilli4. Kejriwalji, I am busy snooping on oops, protecting the daughters of Gujarat. #ChappanNuChathi5. Shri Kejriwalji, there is no chai, so there can be no charcha. #NoMangoOnlyTea6. Sorry, I'm busy picking out my next topi -- the fabalicious kind not that dinky white thing you call a cap. #IAmModi7. Can't talk now Kejriwalji, I am watching Rahul Gandhi's interview -- on loop. #ComedyNightsWithRahul

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