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Arvind Kejriwal’s warning to Delhi voters ahead of elections

Nation Desk By Nation Desk October 16, 2024 1 Min Read
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Former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national convenor, Arvind Kejriwal, launched a scathing attack on the BJP, accusing the saffron party of trying to gain power in Delhi by any means necessary. In a letter addressed to Delhi residents, Kejriwal warned that if the BJP succeeds, they will put an end to essential facilities like free electricity, uninterrupted power supply, and deteriorate government schools and hospitals.

Kejriwal claimed that the BJP’s motive behind stopping the development work in Delhi is due to their insecurity, as his government in Delhi outperformed BJP-run governments in 22 states. He highlighted the achievements of his government in Delhi, which he believes are unmatched in the country.

Kejriwal also criticized Delhi’s lieutenant governor for obstructing development work in the city multiple times. He alleged that during his time in jail, the authorities neglected his medical needs, risking his health and even his life.

In conclusion, Kejriwal urged Delhi residents to consider the consequences of their vote in the upcoming elections, emphasizing that a vote for the BJP could mean the reversal of the progress made in the city under his leadership.

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