The entire world knows that the PM of India is less educated and doesn't have basic knowledge of science, Mr Sisodia said, claiming that other heads of hug the PM, they extract a high cost for every hug. School and college students mock him,' he said. When the PM says that radar can't detect an aircraft flying behind clouds, he becomes a subject of mockery in the entire world. Can food be cooked from the dirty gas of a drain? No. 'In this context, my heart sinks when I hear the Prime Minister saying that we can make tea or food from dirty gas by inserting a pipe in a dirty drain. Mr Sisodia said that science and technology are progressing daily, and the world is talking about artificial intelligence. Does a less educated PM have the capacity to fulfil the aspiration of today's youth?,' Mr Sisodia said in the letter. They want to do wonders in science and technology. Manish Sisodia's handwritten letter, tweeted by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, says, 'Today's youth is aspirational, they want to achieve something, and they are looking for opportunities. Mr Kejriwal was recently fined Rs 25,000 by the Gujarat High Court for asking for details of the PM's graduation and post-graduation degrees through Right to Information (RTI).

His party boss, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, has also been attacking the PM over the alleged confusion over his college degrees. Former education minister of Delhi, jailed Aam Aadmi Party leader Manish Sisodia, today wrote a letter addressing the people of the country, alleging that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's lack of educational qualification is 'dangerous' for India.

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