NEW DELHI: New Delhi Chief Minister Atishi launched a scathing attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), labeling it as a “galli-galoch party” (a party indulging in abusive language) without any substantive agenda. Speaking at a recent public event, she criticized the BJP’s alleged focus on personal attacks and divisive politics, which she argued are detrimental to the progress of Delhi and the nation.
In her address, Atishi accused the BJP of failing to provide constructive solutions or policies to address pressing issues. She emphasized that the BJP’s approach relies heavily on negative campaigns rather than presenting a roadmap for development. “This galli-galoch party does not have any vision or agenda for the welfare of the people. They are only interested in mudslinging,” Atishi stated.
The Delhi CM also defended her party, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), highlighting its achievements in governance. She pointed to initiatives such as free electricity, quality education in government schools, improved healthcare services through mohalla clinics, and free water supply as evidence of AAP’s commitment to improving citizens’ lives.
Her remarks come at a time when political tensions in the national capital are running high. The BJP has been intensifying its campaigns in Delhi, targeting AAP on issues such as corruption and governance failures. Atishi dismissed these allegations as baseless, claiming they are attempts to distract the public from BJP’s own shortcomings.
Responding to Atishi’s comments, BJP spokespersons criticized her for resorting to derogatory language and accused the AAP government of using populist measures to mask governance inefficiencies.
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The political tug-of-war between AAP and BJP continues to dominate Delhi’s political landscape as the capital gears up for the upcoming elections. Both parties are striving to secure voter trust through contrasting strategies—AAP’s governance record versus BJP’s aggressive campaigns.
Source: Web Team, C6N
