The national capital will go to the polls on February 5, and the election results will be declared on February 8. Monday marked the last day of campaigning for the Delhi Assembly elections.
"Votes are earned by winning the hearts of the people, not by threatening them. The people of Delhi will vote for us on our work," Atishi said while expressing confidence that AAP would form the government with a huge margin.
Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Shatrughan Sinha on Sunday participated in an election campaign in support of Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate Atishi, who is contesting from the Kalkaji constituency ahead of the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.
In the letter, LG Saxena said that the allegations levelled by Kejriwal regarding the "poisoning" of Yamuna water and "genocide" against Delhi residents were an attempt to provoke the public. The LG advised Delhi CM Atishi to rise above petty interests for the public welfare and peace.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi writes to the Chief Election Commissioner, blaming Haryana for the increased ammonia levels in Yamuna and requesting an urgent meeting to discuss its impact on the Delhi elections.
She further highlighted the development done by the AAP government in the last ten years and said that the education system has been transformed in the national capital as they have spent 25 per cent of their budget on the same.
"When AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and I exposed the BJP's conspiracy regarding poisonous water, BJP through LG put pressure on the officials of Delhi government and made CEO Delhi Jal Board (DJB) to write a letter and release it," Atishi told ANI.
The Delhi government celebrates the Republic Day on January 25 as the Chief Minister and other officials have to be present at the centre's programme which takes place on January 26.
On Delhi CM Atishi's allegations, Bidhuri told ANI, "She (Atishi) is frustrated. AAP has no workers left. Around 140 prominent workers of AAP have joined the BJP within the last 8 days...It would have been better if she had told about the work done in the last 5 years instead of diverting
On Delhi CM Atishi's allegations against the BJP, Lamba said, "I do not know what is the matter between them (AAP and the BJP). There is only one issue to divert the attention from the issues (of the public.) As far as I am concerned, I am available every time there in every street of Kalka