Delhi Congress chief Devendra Yadav on Tuesday criticised the appointment of Atishi as the new chief minister of Delhi, saying she has been made the chief minister for just three months.
"Prime Minister Narendra Modi is frustrated with the support that the Congress is getting in the polls. They (BJP) have no records of the work and development that they have done in the last 10 years. They are trying to contest the election on religious grounds," Devender Yadav told ANI.
Meanwhile, after joining the Bharatiya Janata Party today, former Congress Delhi Chief, Arvinder Singh said that he had resigned last Sunday from the post and till date no response has been received party leaders.
Along with Lovely, former Congress MLAs Raj Kumar Chauhan, Naseeb Singh and Neeraj Basoya and former Youth Congress President Amit Mallik also joined the BJP.
As Arvinder Singh Lovely resigned as Delhi Congress chief, Haryana Congress in-charge Deepak Babaria on Sunday said that his resignation has been accepted by Mallikarjun Kharge with immediate effect.
In his letter to the Congress National President, Mallikarjun Kharge, Lovely said that all unanimous decisions taken by the Senior Delhi Congress Leaders have been unilaterally vetoed by the AICC General Secretary (Delhi In-charge).
Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely alleged that the way accounts of Congress have been frozen raises a question mark on the country's democracy.
Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely on Friday said the Congress respects all religions after party leader Acharya Krishnam kicked up a row by saying that the Congress does not seem to need the support of Hindus.
Anil Chaudhary's remarks came in the wake of the Delhi Chief Minister seeking time from Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and former MP Rahul Gandhi demanding support against the Centre's ordinance on control of administrative services in the national capital.
Amid the row over the Centre's Ordinance with respect to the control of services in Delhi, Former Delhi Congress chief Ajay Maken on Sunday left a piece of advice for Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal while recalling the tenure of the late Sheila Dikshit as CM.