Sheila Dixit questions Arvind Kejriwal for spreading rumours about her health, invites him for a meal

Arvind Kejriwal and Sheila Dikshit indulged in a colloquial twitter conversation, wherein the Congress leader ended up inviting the AAP chief for a meal. 

It started off with the former Chief Minister of Delhi Sheila Dikshit questioning Kejriwal for spreading rumours about her health while contesting elections. 

Furthermore saying that if he does not have any work, he should come by and have a meal with her and concurrently he can take a note of her health. 

She tweeted: Hey brother Arvind Kejriwal, why are you spreading rumours about my health? If you don't have any work, come by for a meal. You can see my health, have a meal as well and learn to fight elections without spreading rumours. 

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Responding to her qualm, Kejriwal sounded puzzled over the allegation made on her. He further said that his family has taught him to respect the elderly, and then accepting her invitation asked her that when can he drop by for a meal at her place. 

He said: When did I say anything about your health? Never. My family has taught me to respect the elders. May God give you a long and healthy life. When you were going abroad for your treatment, I came by your house without being invited. Tell me when should I come to your place for a meal? 

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With 7 seats in fray, Delhi will go to polls on Sunday in the sixth phase of the Parliamentary elections. 

The East Delhi and West Delhi constituencies of Delhi have been witnessing heavy political drama. 

An on-going and escalating spat between AAP's Atishi Marlena and BJP's new entrant Gautam Gambhir have been under crucial scanner in a triangular battle along with Congress' Arvinder Singh Lovely.

Dikshit is pitted against BJP's sitting MP Manoj Tiwari and AAP's Dilip Pandey.