Government sources said the interaction was not meant to be broadcasted live and accused Arvind Kejriwal of 'descending to a new low' by doing so.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is working today with the country's ten most troubled Prime Ministers, has prevented Arvind Kejriwal from rejecting a televised interview by his office.
"My belief is that if there is a national plan against the Pandemic then the centre and all state governments can work together in one direction. Our departed souls...," Mr Kejriwal Stated, but stopped as PM Modi cuts in.
"What is happening... this is strictly against our traditions, our protocol that some Chief Minister is showing a live telecast of an in-house meeting," stated the Prime Minister sternly.
"This is not appropriate, we should always try to maintain restraint," he chided theChief Minister, who then apologized.
Mr Kejriwal replied "Ok sir, we will be careful in future."
He restarted his previous thread before expressing remorse again.
"Our deceased souls, those who died as a result of the corona, may their families find the strength to bear it. If there was a mistake in me, I said anything harsh or if something went wrong with my conduct, I am sorry. We will follow the instructions given to us," said Mr Kejriwal.
Government sources said the collaboration was not intended to be televised and accused Mr Kejriwal of "descending to a new level" in doing so.
"First of all, the private talks of the Prime Minister's meeting with the Prime Ministers were broadcast on television. His entire speech was not aimed at finding a solution but was playing politics and evading responsibility," sources said.
The Prime Minister's Office later issued a statement: "Today, the Prime Minister's speech was shared live because there has never been an order, written or verbal, from the central government that the said meeting will not be shared live. However, if any disruptions occurred we are very sorry about that. "
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