Delhi BJP Ridicules AAP's Kejriwal Over Alleged Fake Voter Claims
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New Delhi, Jan 2 (NationPress) The Delhi BJP asserted on Thursday that AAP's National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal is aiming to maintain control during the Assembly elections in the national Capital by incorporating fake voters.
A poster issued by the Delhi BJP compared him to a character from the film 'SCAM 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story', which deals with stock market fraud.
The original movie poster states "Risk hai toh Ishq hai", while the Delhi BJP's version, ridiculing Kejriwal, reads "Farzi voters se Ishq hai" (Kejriwal is enamored with fake voters).
The original film title 'SCAM 1992 (The Harshad Mehta Story)' has been altered by the Delhi BJP to 'Mahathag Original, Voter List scam 2024'.
In a message on the social media platform X, the Delhi BJP accused Kejriwal of vote rigging to secure his position.
"This fraudster has fabricated thousands of votes (of a specific community aged between 40-80) at an address belonging to a homeowner who remains oblivious to these developments," the party stated in the post.
Recently, the Delhi BJP released a video highlighting Kejriwal's purported opportunistic nature, equating him to a character from the film 'Naya Din Nai Raat', where actor Sanjeev Kumar plays multiple roles to adapt to different circumstances.
The party alleged that Kejriwal is conducting extensive voter fraud in anticipation of the upcoming Assembly elections.
Delhi BJP chief Sachdeva claimed that Kejriwal was manipulating the voter registry by manufacturing fictitious votes from the minority community.
Sachdeva produced accounts from Hindu property owners who disclosed that numerous minority community names had been appended to their addresses in the voter registry without their consent.
Presenting statistics, Sachdeva noted that applications have been submitted for the enrollment of 183,000 new voters.
Applications include 4,503 in Narela, 7,027 in Burari, 4,575 in Badli, 4,197 in Rithala, 4,501 in Mundka, 6,255 in Kirari, 6,523 in Nangloi Jat, 6,647 in Badarpur, 4,601 in Okhla, 5,171 in Gokalpur, 5,502 in Mustafabad, and 7,087 in Karawal Nagar, as claimed by the BJP.
