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AAP Slams PM Modi’s ‘AAPada for Delhi’ Remark, Calls It Laughable
AAP Slams PM Modi’s ‘AAPada for Delhi’ Remark, Calls It Laughable
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) vehemently disputed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks on Friday, referring to the party as a “AAPada” (disaster) for Delhi in advance of the next assembly elections. In light of the top prime minister’s analysis, Delhi minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said, “Such statements are unbecoming of a top prime minister.” For the beyond 10 years, we have been responsible for half of Delhi, with the Center handling the other half. Despite the challenges, we improved the sewage system, electrical, and water supply infrastructure.
Bharadwaj went on to challenge the role of the Center, asking, “What has Delhi benefited from the federal administration led by the BJP? Extortion threats are made against businesspeople, and crimes throughout the day have increased. Because of the Center’s carelessness, Delhi’s law and order situation has gotten worse.
Bharadwaj also criticized PM Modi’s comments on Delhi’s educational system. “Whenever the PM attacks Delhi’s schools, I can’t help but chuckle. Leaders from all over the world come to Delhi to research our educational approach. The prime minister is welcome to come and see these government schools and make his own assessment. He said, “It’s regrettable that he used a public platform to make such unfounded statements.”
PM Modi’s Jibe at AAP
Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP administration went under weighty fire from State head Narendra Modi, who alluded to it as an “aapda” (disaster) for the country’s capital while sending off various foundation projects in Delhi. PM Modi charged that the AAP was encouraging corruption in sectors including the liquor industry, environmental control, and education. He described the AAP’s “brazen lies” and poor leadership, pointing to the BJP’s development initiatives and asserting that the capital’s state would worsen if the party continued to rule.
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Modi said, “Delhi has declared a war against this ‘aapda’ and has resolved to free itself from this disaster.” He also emphasized that a new era of politics centered on public welfare and national growth will bring about by the next elections. The slogan “‘Aapda’ ko nahi sahenge, badal kar rahenge” (we will not tolerate ‘aapda’; we will alter it) was used by PM Modi to rally supporters in favor of his appeal for the BJP to win.\ As the BJP sets itself to oppose the AAP’s ten-year reign in Delhi, the prime minister made these remarks.