While the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress are part of the “Indian” alliance at the centre, this is not the case in the states. The two parties not only compete with each other in elections, but their leaders also have targets for each other. Atishi took over as Delhi chief minister after Arvind Kejriwal resigned. Reacting to this, Delhi Congress president Devendra Yadav said, “AAP has been exposed and Delhi is now dependent on Ram”.
‘Delhi now depends on Ram’
Devendra Yadav said: “I strongly object to comparing corrupt people who are often in jail with Lord Ram. Delhi is now ‘Ram Bharose’. AAP has been exposed. Delhi is short of water in summer. During monsoon, Delhi is seriously flooded.
He said: “The average electricity bill has increased from Rs 5 to Rs 10. The quality of water supply across Delhi is not good. By presenting himself as a fake candidate, Atishi has hurt the sentiments of many women who had expected a female chief minister to pay more attention to women’s issues.
‘Farmers in Haryana are watching Kangana’s statement closely’
Regarding BJP MP Kangana Ranaut’s statement on bringing back farm laws, he said, “Who is pushing these laws? Why is no one stopping them? People and farming community of Haryana are watching such statements closely.
Let us tell you, Kangana Ranaut while talking to reporters in Mandi said, “I know this statement may be controversial but the three farm laws should be restored. The farmers themselves should demand this. Kangana argued that the three laws were beneficial to farmers, but the government withdrew them due to opposition from farmer groups in some states.
Bharatiya Janata Party steps aside
He said that farmers are the backbone of national development. I would like to appeal to them to demand the repeal of these laws in their own interests. The BJP, however, distanced itself from his statement and said it did not reflect the party’s view on the matter.
