Gaurav Bhatia Critiques Kejriwal's Political Downfall Following AAP's Defeat in Delhi Elections
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Synopsis
BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia criticizes Arvind Kejriwal, asserting his decline in politics after the AAP's poor performance in the recent Delhi elections. Bhatia highlights Kejriwal's failures during the COVID-19 crisis and his corruption allegations, expressing confidence in the BJP's leadership for Delhi's future.
Key Takeaways
- Gaurav Bhatia criticizes Kejriwal for corruption.
- Points out Kejriwal's VIP culture hypocrisy.
- Emphasizes BJP's promises for Delhi's progress.
- Notes Kejriwal's losses in recent elections.
- Affirms public support for PM Modi.
New Delhi, Feb 8 (NationPress) BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia took a jab at former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP Convenor Arvind Kejriwal, stating he would refrain from commenting on someone witnessing his political downfall as of Saturday.
Criticizing Kejriwal, the BJP spokesperson asserted that the AAP Convenor, who initially vowed to eliminate corruption, has become synonymous with it.
In a pointed remark, he said: "The individual who aimed to combat VIP culture was found enjoying in a jacuzzi at 'Sheesh Mahal', crafting a liquor policy that promoted 'buy one, get one free' alcohol.'
Intensifying his critique of the AAP leader, he mentioned: "During the COVID-19 crisis, while the public desperately required vaccines, oxygen, and hospital facilities—efforts led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi—Kejriwal was preoccupied with his associates devising a liquor policy.
Bhatia asserted that Kejriwal has no right to remain in politics.
Expressing gratitude to the citizens of Delhi for their substantial mandate to the BJP, he remarked: "PM Modi holds a place in the hearts of Delhi's populace, and likewise, the people of Delhi are cherished by PM Modi. Soon, Delhi will emerge as the world's premier capital.
Building upon his assault on Kejriwal, he remarked: "These are the individuals who engaged in corruption within the Delhi Transport Corporation buses, who informed our children that toilets served as classrooms, and who professed to eliminate corruption but have instead become emblematic of it. His Wagon R, muffler, and cap have vanished, and after 5 p.m., he too will likely disappear.
Bhatia expressed confidence that the BJP's chief minister will prioritize the public and elevate the national Capital to new heights.
Kejriwal, alongside former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, faced defeat in the New Delhi and Jangpura Assembly constituencies, respectively.
According to trends from the Election Commission of India, the BJP is leading on 48 seats, while the AAP trails with 22.
The 70-member Delhi Assembly elections took place on February 5.
