New Delhi. Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva has said that today after seeing the “Kejriwal Aayenge” hoardings put up by Aam Aadmi Party, it has been established that this party is completely anarchist. A person who is in jail and whose release or not is at the discretion of the court, launching a hoarding campaign about that person is not only contempt of court but also making a mockery of democracy.
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On 12 May 2024, Kejriwal had for the first time appealed to the people of Delhi to vote for the Indy alliance in the Lok Sabha elections so that he does not have to go to jail, he gave the slogan “Jail ko vote ki chot”. He repeated the same slogan wherever he contested elections in Delhi, Punjab, Gujarat, Haryana, but the public rejected the Aam Aadmi Party everywhere. It is beyond comprehension how Arvind Kejriwal, whose appeal was rejected by the people in 52 out of 70 seats in Delhi in May, is putting up hoardings of “Kejriwal Aayenge” today.
Delhi BJP President said that the people of Delhi today are completely disappointed with the Arvind Kejriwal Government. Disillusioned with the failures of the Delhi Government like looting of electricity bills, drinking water crisis, water logging during rains and the deaths caused due to it, non-issuance of new ration cards and new social pensions, crumbling bus service, broken roads, ruined parks and stalled government hospitals and schools, the people of Delhi are saying “Kejriwal will go”.
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Virendra Sachdeva said that we have always been saying that the Arvind Kejriwal government is a visionless government and after reading the report that has come out regarding the hospitals under construction in Delhi, this has now been established. The Delhi BJP President said that the Arvind Kejriwal government started the work of upgrading the buildings of 13 existing hospitals, building construction of 4 new hospitals and converting 7 existing hospitals into ICU hospitals without taking decisions on the necessary medical equipment and personnel, which shows that the only motive was to get kickbacks from the construction of the buildings.
