Kejriwal's attack on Modi-Yogi: Delhi CM said PM's statement on the exodus of migrant laborers is a blatant lie, Yogi is merciless

As the date of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections nears, the tussle between the leaders has intensified. There are fierce taunts against each other in public forums as well as on social media. On Monday night, a similar dispute was seen between Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Delhi CM had called PM Modi's statement on migrant laborers false in the Lok Sabha, after which both the leaders aimed at each other.

Yogi Adityanath took a jibe at Kejriwal through a social media post and said, 'Listen, Kejriwal, when the whole humanity was moaning due to the pain of Corona, at that time you forced the workers of UP to leave Delhi. Your government did an undemocratic and inhuman act like leaving even small children and women helpless on the UP border in the middle of the night. Call you a traitor or...'

After this, Yogi Adityanath targeted Kejriwal through two more tweets.

Where was Kejriwal going to remain silent on this taunt of Yogi Adityanath? He also retaliated and wrote on social media - Listen, Yogi, you should be there. Just as the dead bodies of the people of UP were flowing in the river and you were giving advertisements of your false applause in the Times magazine by spending crores of rupees. I have never seen such a cruel and cruel ruler like you.

The war of words between Kejriwal and Yogi started when the Chief Minister of Delhi termed PM Modi's statement as false.

After this, Yogi Adityanath took the front on behalf of BJP and targeted Arvind Kejriwal.

Let us inform you that elections will be held in 7 phases in Uttar Pradesh. Here the voting for the first phase will be held on February 10 and the voting for the last phase will be held on March 7. The result of the election will come on March 10. In the last assembly elections, BJP+ had got 325 seats.