National Desk
23 January
Ludhiana
Journalist Sandeep Dhand
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed BJP workers, urging them to set a target of winning more than 50% of the booths in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections. He emphasized that people are now openly expressing anger against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government and holding it accountable for its promises.
In an online meeting with Delhi BJP workers, Modi claimed that AAP’s “real face” has been exposed. Modi, who often refers to AAP as “Aapda” (disaster), said the party seems desperate, making new announcements daily as if aware it is losing its voter base in different parts of Delhi.
The Prime Minister accused AAP of conspiring to drive out Purvanchalis (migrants from eastern India) from the national capital and fostering hatred towards them. He alleged that AAP and Congress have deceived the people of Delhi for the past 25 years. Modi called on BJP workers to defeat AAP, describing it as a step toward transforming Delhi into a developed capital for a developed India.
Modi criticized the Kejriwal-led government for its failures, saying, “Liquor is available, but clean water is not.” He blamed AAP for neglecting its responsibilities and pointed to issues like broken roads, piles of garbage, and rising electricity bills as examples of its inefficiency.
To counter AAP’s influence, Modi encouraged BJP workers to highlight these failures through videos and photos of poor infrastructure and garbage-filled streets. He also held AAP responsible for increasing electricity bills, stating that the party has misled and betrayed the people of Delhi.
The Prime Minister concluded by saying that defeating AAP would pave the way for achieving the vision of making Delhi a symbol of India’s progress.