New Delhi:WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has demanded that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati apologise for her attack on him and quipped that he would send her a range of the finest British footwear if she sends him a private jet.
Assange's comment came in response to Mayawati’s allegation that the Wikileaks founder had either gone mad or is working with her opponents.

Julian Assange quipped that he would send her a range of the finest British footwear if she sends a private jet.
The WikiLeaks official account posted Assange's response on Twitter.
Following is Assange's statement on Chief Minister Mayawati:
Mayawati has betrayed rational thought. The question is, has she also betrayed the Dalit?
There is no question that the documents are official papers from the US embassy. These papers have been proven the world over--including by the aggressive persecution of our people by Washington. The allegations within them are made by US diplomats in their private communications back to Hillary Clinton. If Chief Minister Mayawati has a problem with the contents of these communications she needs to take it up with Hillary.
I ask that Mayawati admit her error and apologise.
Should she fail to do so, she is welcome to send her private jet to England to collect me, where I have been detained against my will, under house arrest, for the last 272 days. I would be happy to accept asylum, political asylum, in India--a nation I love. In return, I will bring Mayawati a range of the finest British footwear.
-Julian Assange
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