Election Commission ceases to exist in India anymore: Kejriwal intensifies attack on CEC Rajiv Kumar
Kejriwal accused the poll panel of surrendering before the BJP and asked what position CEC Kumar has been offered after his retirement.
Kejriwal accused the poll panel of surrendering before the BJP and asked what position CEC Kumar has been offered after his retirement.
BJP MP Sambit Patra has fiercely criticized former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s handling of the city’s water supply, accusing him of profiting from mafia-run water distribution networks.
Kejriwal stated that the current election campaign was the most violent Delhi has ever witnessed, with the BJP resorting to intimidation and lawlessness out of fear of AAP's impending victory.
With the voting date for the Delhi assembly polls approaching near, AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal Sunday alleged that the BJP workers are going door to door in JJ Clusters and marking their fingers with ink by offering money, in order to stop them from casting their votes on the voting day.
Shah made the statement after a delegation from 360 villages of Delhi Dehat met him in the city, ahead of the forthcoming Assembly polls.
Kejriwal on Wednesday skipped for the third time the summons issued by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with the Delhi excise policy case.
The AAP further alleged the BJP was using the ED and CBI as "political weapons" to intimidate opposition leaders, and to hinder the success of the INDIA alliance.
The Delhi chief minister, in a five-page missive to the ED, gave reference to his previous letter to the agency on December 20, where he asked in what capacity he was summoned in the case.
The Labour Department of Delhi proposed this plan to the Chief Minister regarding the operation of these establishments for 24 hours. These commercial establishments belong to the categories of commercial, retail trade or business, provision stores.
According to the party, the summons will be looked upon and further studied when Kejriwal is back.
