Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh has expressed confidence of his party's victory in the Delhi assembly elections and said the party will win over 60 seats.
The AAP leader was addressing a public rally at Trilokpuri assembly, highlighting that within a span of ten years, his party has made sure that people will get 24 hours of electricity in their area.
Devender Yadav, Congress leader and candidate from Badli, criticizes BJP and AAP for alleged misuse of government machinery in the Delhi Assembly elections.
Maken made serious allegations against Kejriwal, claiming that the additional expenditure on three hospitals, which has been revealed in the CAG reports, was the reason they were stopped from being tabled.
Meanwhile, the BJP is all set to carry out huge rallies in Delhi, featuring top leaders including PM Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, JP Nadda, Manohar Lal Khattar and Nitin Gadkari.
He said that many people are leaving the country because of this. "In 2023 itself (approximately) 2.16 lakh people have left the country," Kejriwal said, adding, "We have increased the education budget for the middle class, reduced electricity and water bills, after the elections we will
AAP will release a manifesto for middle-class families, party sources said, adding that AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal will release the same at noon today.
"Ramesh Bidhuri and his workers are not contesting elections, they are doing hooliganism We demand from the Election Commission that action should be taken in this matter," Atishi said in a press conference.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Wednesday, launched a scathing attack on the Delhi government, stating that development works in the national capital have been stuck for the last decade, and central government schemes have not been implemented effectively.
"There are lakhs of Punjabis living in Delhi whose families and ancestors have made countless sacrifices for the country. Lakhs of Punjabi refugees also live in Delhi who left everything behind during the difficult times of partition and settled in Delhi. Their families have also suffered
Congress candidate from Kalkaji assembly constituency Alka Lamba expressed confidence in winning the Delhi Assembly elections and said that the people of Kalkaji want change as they are fed up with BJP and AAP.