Delhi News: Aam Aadmi Party has launched a scathing attack on BJP regarding Chhath Ghat in Delhi. Senior Aam Aadmi Party leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh says that Kejriwal stands with the people of Purvanchal by making grand arrangements on Chhath Puja and BJP people keep abusing the people of Bihar-UP. Sanjay Singh alleged that senior BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri not only abused one of his own officials from Purvanchal but also beat him up.
Sanjay Singh alleged, “BJP is anti-Chhath, their councilors had broken Chhath ghats in Greater Kailash.” BJP has no answer to how many ghats there were in Delhi earlier for Chhath Puja and how many ghats there are now. The AAP government of Delhi, along with the people of UP, Bihar and Purvanchal, will celebrate Chhath Puja well this time too.
Chhath Puja will be completed in a good manner
Sanjay Singh said that Arvind Kejriwal has always provided every kind of facility for Chhath Puja in Delhi and has made arrangements to organize it in a grand manner. This time the Aam Aadmi Party government will fully cooperate with the people of Delhi, UP-Bihar and Purvanchal in the grand celebration of Chhath Puja and Chhath Puja will be completed in a good manner.
Sanjay Singh said, “Now even the court is accepting that Haryana is increasing pollution and Punjab is reducing it. BJP and PM Modi may have enmity with Aam Aadmi Party. They don't like our face. They can send us to jail. Can file cases and use lathicharge. But why does he have so much enmity towards the people of Delhi? Sanjay Singh said that I ask the Prime Minister, JP Nadda and the people of BJP whether the people of Delhi did not vote for them.
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