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Amit Shah Criticizes AAP-Congress Alliance Ahead of Lok Sabha Polls
Published On : 2024-03-12T09:20:50+0530 [ IST ] |
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for forming an alliance with the Congress ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, asserting that such collaborations won't impact the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) electoral success. Shah mocked the alliance, stating that "zero plus zero remains zero," in reference to AAP and Congress's combined strength.
Shah, addressing a gathering during the launch of developmental projects in Delhi, emphasized Prime Minister Modi's popularity and predicted his return to power with a significant mandate. Despite AAP's attempt to form alliances, Shah remained confident in the BJP's prospects, highlighting the party's previous electoral victories in Delhi.
In response, AAP defended its alliance with the Congress, citing the people's preference for an honest and accountable government. The party criticized the BJP's governance, accusing it of obstructing development initiatives in Delhi. AAP highlighted its track record of addressing people-centric issues and contrasted it with the BJP's alleged misrule.
Shah also targeted Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, accusing him of involvement in corruption scandals and failing to fulfill promises made to the electorate. He questioned Kejriwal's integrity and criticized his administration's performance.
AAP countered Shah's allegations by framing the upcoming elections as a battle between righteousness and wrongdoing. The party reiterated its commitment to addressing the needs of the people and accused the BJP of neglecting Delhi's interests.
The exchange of criticism between the BJP and AAP underscores the intense political rivalry in Delhi ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. As both parties vie for electoral dominance, their contrasting visions and strategies reflect the broader political landscape in the national capital.
Source : DNA
Tags : Congress , Alliance , Prime Minister Modi , Criticism , Amit Shah , Delhi , AAP , Lok Sabha elections , governance ,
Summary : Union Home Minister Amit Shah takes a dig at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for joining forces with the Congress in Delhi for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Shah asserts that alliances won't affect the BJP's prospects and predicts Prime Minister Modi's return with over 400 seats. AAP hits back, emphasizing people's support for an honest government and their rejection of BJP's misrule.
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