Rajasthan CM Claims Delhi is 'Betrayed' by AAP
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Synopsis
Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma harshly criticized AAP, accusing them of rampant corruption and betrayal of Delhi's citizens. He emphasized the need for a united effort to replace AAP with BJP for the future development of Delhi.
Key Takeaways
- Rajasthan CM accuses AAP of betrayal.
- Widespread corruption claims against AAP.
- Call for unity against dishonest governance.
- Support for BJP candidates in upcoming elections.
- Critique of Arvind Kejriwal's lifestyle.
Delhi/Jaipur, Feb 1 (NationPress) Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma vehemently criticized the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleging that it has betrayed and exploited the residents of Delhi through widespread corruption over its decade-long governance.
Sharma proclaimed that the people of Delhi will no longer be deceived by AAP's tactics and will make sure that the lotus of development thrives in the capital this spring.
While campaigning for the BJP candidates Kulwant Rana from Rithala and Harish Khurana from Moti Nagar, Sharma launched a fierce critique against both AAP and Congress.
In his address at a public gathering in Rithala, Sharma indicated that AAP leaders, who once claimed to be honest, have been revealed as deeply involved in corruption.
He accused them of embezzling funds from Delhi’s taxpayers through various scandals, such as the Rs 28,000 crore Water Board scandal, Rs 5,400 crore Ration scandal, Rs 4,500 crore DTC Bus scandal, Rs 1,300 crore classroom scandal, and Rs 500 crore panic button scandal in buses.
He also criticized Arvind Kejriwal for his hypocrisy, alleging that despite presenting a humble lifestyle with slippers and a Maruti car, he constructed a lavish 'Sheesh Mahal' valued at Rs 52 crore.
During another meeting in Moti Nagar, Sharma acknowledged the Marwari community's contributions to society, praising their diligence, discipline, and patriotic values.
He called on them to align with BJP to oust the corrupt and dishonest AAP from Delhi.
Sharma accused Congress of failing to provide genuine development for 70 years, asserting that Kejriwal has surpassed them in making empty promises.
He condemned Kejriwal for blatantly lying and misguiding the citizens of Delhi.
Sharma urged the public to secure a brighter future for Delhi by voting for the BJP's lotus symbol on February 5, ensuring a decisive victory for candidates Kulwant Rana (Rithala) and Harish Khurana (Moti Nagar).
