New Delhi: Following the Central Bureau of Investigation’s summons to the chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday, where he was questioned for just under nine hours in the matter of Delhi’s excise policy, the Delhi government had called a special session of the assembly on Monday, April 17. The House passed a resolution against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for “unleashing the probe agencies after having failed to stop the growing popularity of Arvind Kejriwal”.The resolution passed by the House read, “clearly, the PM is scared of only one person whose name is Arvind Kejriwal. This House observes that people across India are joining Arvind Kejriwal and becoming a part of this silent revolution to Make India No. 1. Prime Minister Narendra Modi with all his might and agencies will never be able to stop this idea.”Speaking there, Kejriwal said in the manner of telling a story, “Today, I will tell the House the story of an unpadh raja (illiterate king). The king was a chauthee (Class IV) pass, very arrogant, and had such lust for money that he was extremely corrupt,” reports The Hindu.According to Kejriwal in the House, “Officers would come and talk in English and the king didn’t understand anything. Don’t know what all the chauthee pass raja signed. Then he started feeling bad that he was being called chauthee pass. So, he got a fake degree and told people that I have done M.A… When people started filing RTI, they were fined Rs 25,000.”Looking towards the Opposition benches, the chief minister added that he was not talking about their leader. “So, you too can laugh.” One day, he added, a few people went and told the king to declare demonetisation. “He didn’t understand anything and went ahead and announced on TV that notes are being banned. The country suffered a lot due to demonetisation,” he said.“Then he wanted to make money and called his friend and said ‘Will give you all government contracts. The money will be mine, but the face will be yours’,” the chief minister said, according to the newspaper. He ended the ‘story’ by saying that “One day, people overthrew the king and placed an honest, patriotic person in that position and the country progressed after that”.The Indian Express reports that the three BJP MLAs walked out in protest of what they alleged was the “unconstitutional functioning” of the assembly. They tore the resolution, “which they argued had been presented against the BJP-led Centre in violation of rules.”