Union Minister Giriraj Singh launched a scathing attack on Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal, accusing him of eyeing political power in both Delhi and Haryana. According to Singh, Kejriwal’s ambitions go beyond Delhi as he plans to extend his party's influence in Haryana, where AAP is expected to contest the next election.
Singh’s criticism came after Kejriwal’s appointment of Atishi Marlena as Delhi’s Chief Minister, a move that Singh dismissed as a ploy to divert attention. He accused Kejriwal of being embroiled in corruption while using emotional tactics to mislead voters in both states. Singh also questioned AAP’s governance, claiming that the party’s populist measures are masking deeper issues within the administration.
Giriraj Singh warned that Kejriwal’s dual pursuit of power is a strategy aimed at consolidating influence across northern India, but it could lead to further political instability.
As political tensions rise ahead of upcoming elections, Giriraj Singh's sharp criticism of Arvind Kejriwal highlights the growing rivalry between AAP and BJP, with both parties vying for influence in Delhi and Haryana.
