‘Don’t sell your vote for slippers, clothes and 1100 rupees’ Kejrival appeals to delhi people’s
Kejriwal appeals to people: Aam Aadmi Party convener Arvind Kejriwal once again appeared in front of the media today. In a press conference, he has appealed to the people of Delhi not to sell their vote in exchange for shoes, blankets, sarees and Rs 11 hundred. He said that Baba Saheb Ambedkar has given you the right to vote. Keep their honour. Vote for whatever you want but don’t vote for the person who is trying to buy your votes.
Kejriwal said that where did you get so much money to distribute them? What money is being used to buy votes? It is their corruption money that they have earned by robbing the country. Keep whatever money they are distributing to yourself but remember one thing, do not sell your vote. If they give you Rs 1100, keep it to yourself but don’t sell your conscience. You want anyone, but not the people who are trying to buy your votes. They are the enemy of the country. Such people are a threat to the democracy of the country and want to destroy democracy.
Where is so much money coming from?
Arvind Kejriwal said that sarees, shoes, blankets, jackets are being distributed in Delhi to get votes. Rations and gold chains are being distributed. These are some of the leaders of the party who are in the bus. Where is so much money coming from? It’s all money that has come from corruption. They have earned this money by robbing the people of the country. Kejriwal appealed to the people of Delhi to take whatever they are distributing, but remember one thing, do not sell your vote. Do not sell your votes for sheets, sarees, shoes and 11 hundred rupees.
Protection of the right to vote
Kejriwal said, I request you to rob them as much money as possible but do not vote for these people. Bhim rao Ambedkar gave us the right to vote. This was discussed in the Constituent Assembly. Some people said that people who are illiterate should not get the right to vote. But Baba Saheb fought those people and gave you the right to vote. Therefore, to protect the right to this vote.
