On Tuesday, a day after the final voter list was released, the Election Commission announced the dates for the Delhi Assembly elections. Now the political battle for power has begun. Yesterday, the Election Commission announced the dates for the 70 assembly seats in Delhi. Elections will be held in Delhi in one phase on February 5 and the results will be declared on February 8. Meanwhile, politics in Delhi are heating over the 'Sheesh Mahal' issue. While the BJP is trying to corner the Aam Aadmi Party over this issue, AAP leader Sanjay Singh has given an open challenge to the BJP leaders.
AAP MP Sanjay Singh has challenged the BJP to show the luxurious palace of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, built for Rs 2700 crore. According to Sanjay Singh, on Wednesday morning, he will first go to the Chief Minister's residence Sheesh Mahal with the media. After that, he will go to see the Prime Minister's residence. Sanjay Singh has demanded from the BJP to show the PM's palace.
Sanjay Singh alleges that PM Modi's palace, built for Rs 2,700 crore, has carpets worth Rs 300 crore and chandeliers worth Rs 200 crore. He also uses pens worth Rs 10 lakh each, 6,700 pairs of shoes, and 5,000 suits. We want the people of Delhi and the country to know the truth.
CM evicted from residence for the second time in three months: Kejriwal.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convenor Arvind Kejriwal alleges that for the second time in three months, BJP has again evicted Atishi from the Chief Minister's residence. BJP is losing the Delhi elections badly. Due to this frustration, BJP leaders have resorted to such dirty politics. Atishi said that when she was evicted from the house for the first time, she got the roads of Delhi repaired, got flyovers built, got many new schools built, got the tests and medicines stopped in mohalla clinics started. This time, women will be given Rs 2100, the elderly will get free treatment and priests and granthis will get Rs 18,000 as honorarium.
Speaking to journalists at the party office on Tuesday, the CM alleged that the central government threw her out of her government residence the night before the announcement of the Delhi elections. Being a Chief Minister, the CM residence allotted to her, the BJP central government threw her out of it for the second time in three months. A formal letter has been sent to her for this.
The CM's residence was snatched from the elected Chief Minister of an elected government.
Aatishi said that she vows to get Rs 2100 for every woman in Delhi. Under the Sanjeevani Yojana, every elderly person in Delhi will get free treatment in a government or private hospital. I will ensure that every priest and granthi gets an honorarium of Rs 18,000 every month. BJP people should understand that every worker, leader, minister, and Chief Minister of the Aam Aadmi Party has come out with a shroud tied on their head.
BJP has nothing to do with Delhi: Bhardwaj
AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj alleged that the BJP has no concern about doing any work for the people of Delhi. BJP's only agenda is how to do something against AAP leaders. Today again a woman Chief Minister has been thrown out of her official residence. This kind of incident is probably the first time in the country.
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