BJP workers will expose AAP’s claims of power-water cuts: Sachdeva
He said the BJP workers would expose the false claims of power and water cuts made by the AAP leaders at three levels, social media, media, and on the streets.
Stepping up its attack on former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, the Congress on Saturday accused him of failing to deliver his promise of giving Rs 1,000 every month to women in Punjab, and cautioned the people of the national capital about the promises made by the ruling dispensation ahead of the Assembly elections.
Statesman News Service | New Delhi | January 4, 2025 8:14 pm
AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal (Photo:X)
Stepping up its attack on former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, the Congress on Saturday accused him of failing to deliver his promise of giving Rs 1,000 every month to women in Punjab, and cautioned the people of the national capital about the promises made by the ruling dispensation ahead of the Assembly elections.
Addressing a press conference at the Vijay Chowk here along with Leader of Opposition in Punjab Assembly Partap Singh Bajwa, Congress national treasurer Ajay Maken and party’s Delhi unit president Devender Yadav, Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring accused the AAP of deceiving the women of the state by not providing Rs 1,000 to them.
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Referring to AAP’s announcement of financial aid to women in Delhi ahead of the Assembly polls,Warring said, “Just like AAP deceived the women of Punjab, similarly now the AAP government is going to deceive the women of Delhi. We want to tell the people of Delhi that they should not fall prey to false promises of AAP.”
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Attacking the AAP government in Punjab, he said, “The AAP made many promises to the people of Punjab. But, it has not fulfilled its promises.”
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He said the BJP workers would expose the false claims of power and water cuts made by the AAP leaders at three levels, social media, media, and on the streets.
The protest followed a week-long campaign by AAP on social media, particularly on X, raising concerns over electricity shortages. The ruling BJP, however, has dismissed these claims.
Intervening in the debate on the Bill in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, the home minister said the legislation would not be implemented with retrospective effect. He accused the Opposition of trying to mislead the people and create fear among members of the Muslim community.
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