In Sirsa, Kejriwal says BJP tried to make him join NDA

Chandigarh: AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Monday sharpened his attack on the BJP govt at the Centre, alleging that it wanted to “break” him in jail and make him join the NDA.
“They don't know that I am from Haryana. You can break anyone, but not Haryanawaley,” said Kejriwal during a roadshow in Dabwali in Sirsa district ahead of the assembly polls in the state.
The AAP chief said BJP was scared of his honesty and alleged that the party put him in jail in a “fake” case to “sully” his image.
“...they repeatedly asked me to join the Bharatiya Janata Party, National Democratic Alliance...I did not break and after coming out of jail, I am before you today,” Kejriwal said at the roadshow held in support of Kuldeep Singh, the party’s candidate from Dabwali seat.
He claimed that the BJP used “various tactics”. “They stopped my medicines. I am a diabetic but they stopped my insulin. My kidney would have been damaged. We had to get directions from court to allow insulin to me,” Kejriwal claimed.
Kejriwal resigned as Delhi chief minister after being released from Tihar jail last week in the excise policy case. PTI