‘BJP Staring At Worst Defeat Ever’: Arvind Kejriwal Urges Delhi Voters To Not Fall For ‘House Voting’ | India Information
Aam Aadmi Occasion (AAP) supremo and former Chief Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal on Monday lashed out on the BJP claiming that the saffron get together is heading in direction of a worst defeat. He additionally cautioned poor/dalit voters in opposition to ‘house voting’. Kejriwal alleged BJP staff would try and bribe slum-dwellers by providing Rs 3,000-Rs 5,000 and marking their fingers with black ink to stop them from voting on election day.
“Essentially the most harmful factor that’s popping out is that they (BJP staff) will come to you, particularly to our poor part, they usually gives you cash. They’ll say that they’re from the Election Fee and you need to forged your vote…To start with, let me inform you that the Election Fee doesn’t go to your own home and conduct voting. Don’t be fooled by this, it is a lie, it is a fraud…In the event that they put a black mark in your finger, then don’t do it in any respect,” mentioned Kejriwal.
Kejriwal mentioned that AAP will safe a historic victory. “It’s clear from the environment of Delhi that the Aam Aadmi Occasion is shifting in direction of a historic victory and the Bharatiya Janata Occasion is shifting in direction of its worst defeat. So, the Bharatiya Janata Occasion will clearly do something. The information coming from throughout the BJP is that they will misuse Delhi Police. They’ll attempt to intimidate voters, particularly these in slum areas,” alleged Kejriwal.
He mentioned that to counter these alleged malpractices, his get together has arrange “fast motion groups” and distributed spy cameras and physique cams in slum areas. “We have now deployed cameras to seize BJP goons partaking in any wrongdoing.” Cautioning voters in opposition to the alleged BJP manipulations, Kejriwal claimed the get together would demolish slums if voted to energy. “Promoting your votes can be like signing your individual dying warrant,” he mentioned.
With the BJP seeking to unseat the AAP and the Congress trying a comeback, the Delhi elections are shaping as much as be a high-stakes battle. The outcomes on February 8 will decide whether or not the AAP retains energy or if Delhi sees a change in management.
