In an emotional appeal to the voters of Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal urged the populace to re-elect him as Chief Minister in the forthcoming Assembly elections. Kejriwal accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of conspiring to impede development in the capital and appealed for public support to overcome this challenge.
Kejriwal, representing the New Delhi Assembly constituency, alleged that his five-month imprisonment was not for corruption but due to his efforts in enhancing Delhi’s infrastructure and services. He criticized the BJP for being envious of AAP’s accomplishments in Delhi, claiming this motivated their actions against him, including alleged attempts to harm his health while in custody.
He asserted that the BJP, unable to match Delhi’s progress in other states where they govern, fears AAP’s growing influence. Kejriwal emphasized that any disruptions in development, such as stalled road repairs or compromised services, would resume if re-elected.
Highlighting potential repercussions if the BJP gained power, Kejriwal warned of the cessation of free electricity, water, and healthcare services, alongside deteriorating public schools and healthcare systems. He accused the BJP of mismanagement in states under their rule, contrasting it with AAP’s achievements in Delhi.
Kejriwal reflected on the detentions of himself and party colleagues Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain, framing them as sacrifices for societal benefit. He urged voters to use their power to preserve the progress made in the city over the last decade, expressing confidence in thwarting BJP’s alleged “conspiracy” in the upcoming elections.
The former Chief Minister concluded by rallying Delhiites to safeguard the city’s advancements with their votes, underscoring AAP’s commitment to continuing its developmental agenda if given another term.
Original Story https://theshillongtimes.com/2024/10/16/make-me-cm-again-says-kejriwal-in-open-letter-to-delhi-voters/
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