The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) accused the Central government of attempting to intimidate Arvind Kejriwal due to his surging popularity nationwide. AAP's Gulab Singh Yadav conducted a 'Mai Bhi Kejriwal' signature campaign, on Sunday, engaging with locals in Matiala Assembly constituency.
He highlighted the alleged government tactics to incarcerate AAP leaders using agencies like the ED and CBI to curb Kejriwal's rising influence. Yadav defended AAP's integrity, stating that only those with wrongdoings fear such agencies.
Asserting readiness to face jail for their honesty, he emphasized AAP's fight against the Modi government to safeguard the country. Yadav criticized BJP's jealousy and stressed that AAP's sincerity drives their effective governance. Expressing concern over the central agencies' manipulation, he underscored the need for transparency and fair practices.
Key Points:
1. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleges that the Central government aims to intimidate Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal due to his rising popularity nationwide.
2. Gulab Singh Yadav, AAP's Delhi unit Vice President, conducted a 'Mai Bhi Kejriwal' signature campaign, engaging with people in the Matiala Assembly constituency, questioning whether Kejriwal should resign if arrested and if governance should continue from jail.
3. Yadav accuses the Narendra Modi-led government of attempting to thwart Kejriwal's popularity by using agencies like the ED and CBI to instill fear and potentially imprison AAP leaders.
4. Yadav defends the AAP's integrity, stating that fear of investigative agencies is relevant only to those who have engaged in wrongdoing, highlighting the party's commitment to honesty.
5. He emphasizes that the AAP's focus remains on serving the nation, even if it means facing imprisonment for their honesty, framing their struggle against the Modi government as a fight to safeguard the country's interests.
6. Highlighting the current issues plaguing the nation such as unemployment, healthcare, education, and farmer distress, Yadav criticizes the BJP for their apparent lack of effective governance.
7. Yadav suggests that the BJP's insecurity stems from their inability to perform adequately, contrasting it with the AAP's dedication and positive intentions toward governance.
8. Expressing concern, Yadav highlights the control exerted over central agencies, implying that their manipulation poses a significant threat.
9. The AAP's stance portrays the situation as a battle between their commitment to honest governance and alleged attempts by the Modi government to suppress dissent and growing popularity.
10. The statements from AAP's Yadav reflect their perception of the situation, outlining a narrative of political intimidation and a contrast between the AAP's purported honesty and the alleged malpractices of the ruling BJP.
(With Agency Inputs)
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