Kejriwal 3-Point Rebuttal to PM’s Criticism of Delhi Government

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday fired back with a strong three-point rebuttal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s accusations of corruption against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and his labeling of it as “AAPda” (disaster). Kejriwal flipped the narrative, claiming that the true disaster was within the BJP itself.

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Kejriwal’s 3-Point Critique of BJP’s Delhi Strategy

Kejriwal stated, The disaster is not in Delhi; it lies within the BJP.” He outlined three points: The first disaster is the BJP’s lack of a Chief Ministerial candidate. The second is that the BJP lacks a clear narrative. The third is that the BJP has no agenda for the Delhi elections.

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Kejriwal Criticizes Modi’s ‘Sheeshmahal’ Comment and BJP’s Delhi Promises

The Prime Minister also sought to underline his commitment to the welfare of Delhi’s underprivileged, saying, I could have built a sheeshmahal (glass palace), but my dream is that my countrymen should get permanent houses.

Kejriwal was quick to respond, taking a dig at Modi’s reference to a sheeshmahal. He said, Mention of a sheeshmahal doesn’t sound appropriate coming from someone who built a house worth Rs 2,700 crore for himself, flies on a plane worth Rs 8,400 crore, and wears suits worth Rs 10 lakh.

The AAP convenor further dealt blows to the BJP for failing to deliver on promises made to Delhi residents. Kejriwal highlighted that the BJP’s 2020 manifesto had assured pucca houses for all in Delhi by 2022. However, he pointed out that only 4,700 homes had been handed over in five years.

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