Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, spoke out against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alleged agenda of 'One nation, one leader' just a day after being released on interim bail from Tihar jail.

In a press conference held at the AAP office on Saturday, May 11, Kejriwal accused PM Modi of relentlessly targeting the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) by incarcerating its top leaders, including himself. "PM Modi is bent on crushing our party, having jailed four top AAP leaders in just a year," Kejriwal stated.

Asserting that divine intervention had favored his party, Kejriwal remarked, "Lord Hanuman has blessed our party, a miracle has happened and I am amidst you."

Kejriwal is set to conduct two roadshows today, one in south Delhi and the other in east Delhi parliamentary constituencies.

Freshly released on bail, Kejriwal called on Indian citizens to unite against what he perceives as dictatorial tendencies of PM Modi. "Many leaders in India's history have displayed dictatorial traits, but the people of India stripped them of their power," Kejriwal stated. "Today, another dictator threatens democracy in India. I am fighting against it, but I need the support of India's 1.4 billion people. I cannot do it alone; I am pleading for your help," he added.

Accompanied by his wife Sunita and Bhagwant Mann, Kejriwal offered prayers at the Hanuman temple in central Delhi's Connaught Place on Saturday.

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