Delhi Assembly Election 2025: The closer the date of the Delhi Assembly elections approaches, the more heated the atmosphere is. Political parties are holding rallies, public meetings, and street meetings. The BJP and Congress are raising questions about the development work of the Aam Aadmi Party and issues like corruption.
This time, everyone’s eyes are on the seats of New Delhi and Delhi. The primary contest is believed to be between BJP’s Pravesh Verma and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal. However, Congress candidates are also busy making the fight triangular.
The people of New Delhi will decide who they will bless by the election results on February 8. Right now, everyone has their claims. The BJP also claims 11 years of anti-incumbency against Kejriwal and asks for votes. Both Congress and the BJP are attacking the AAP.
Congress also attacks Kejriwal.
For the first time in 11 years, this is considered a good knock in the Delhi assembly elections. No, it has to be seen how this knock turns into a performance. Delhi Congress chief Devendra Yadav has accused AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal of lying. He said Kejriwal is playing with the people’s trust by lying to them. Meanwhile, he should be told that t according to the bail order, he can neither go to the CM office nor sign any file.
On the other hand, the Delhi Congress posted on the social media platform X that Kejriwal had made false allegations against the late former CM Sheila Dikshit. Today, his entire party is in jail due to corruption. This time,e he may do anything, but the people of Delhi will not fall for the false deception of AAP. This time, the Congress government will be formed in Delhi.
Kejriwal does not want people with low incomes to get flats.
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva has also targeted Arvind Kejriwal fiercely. According to Sachdeva, there are more than 50 thousand flats in Gogha Bhawan Narel. He claimed the Central Government had invested over 60% of the money in this scheme. These flats could have been allotted to sanitation workers and labourers, but Arvind Kejriwal has been constantly creating hurdles so that people experiencing poverty cannot benefit from this scheme.