After violence, sabotage and tension, a war of political rhetoric has broken out on Jahangirpuri

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Friday alleged that the BJP's bulldozer is behind politics to extort money. He said that BJP leaders are threatening people with bulldozers.

Sisodia has written a letter to all the MLAs saying that the people of BJP are going door to door in Delhi threatening people to get bulldozers operated. At the same time, BJP leaders are extorting money from people to save them from bulldozers. The Deputy Chief Minister has appealed to the AAP MLAs to help the people and catch the blackmailers and hand them over to the police.

The Deputy Chief Minister wrote in the letter that BJP leaders are now going to homes and shops in Delhi and threatening the common people that if they do not give so much money, they will get bulldozers run at your house too. People have come and complained about it from the societies and colonies of Patparganj in his assembly constituency.

There have also been complaints from societies like Green Park. People are scared. Looking at the hooliganism of the BJP, they are afraid to come forward out of fear that they may actually demolish their homes and shops. He has appealed to all the MLAs of AAP to help the people against this recovery of BJP. Tell people everywhere in your area that the Delhi government and the Aam Aadmi Party are standing with the people.

Such complaints coming from all over Delhi: Kejriwal

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wrote on social media that many such complaints are coming from all over Delhi. The people of Delhi will not openly tolerate this type of extortion and hooliganism. Is that why the MCD elections have been postponed?

Asking for money according to square meter: Atishi

Senior AAP leader and MLA Atishi has made serious allegations against BJP leaders. In the press conference on Friday, Atishi said that BJP leaders are threatening the people of Delhi to run bulldozers to make illegal recovery. If illegal construction takes place anywhere in Delhi, BJP leaders are the first to reach and ask for money on the basis of square meter on the linter. Not one or two, but hundreds of such complaints are coming to the fore.

Plan to collect money on the go: Bhardwaj

AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bhardwaj said that the BJP government in the corporation is a guest for a few days. BJP has made a well-planned scheme to collect money from all over Delhi on the go. He said that wherever BJP people are found to be hooliganism and demanding money, then AAP workers will catch them and hand them over to the police. The term of the councilors ends on May 18. Only a few days are left in this, so the councilors of BJP have started earning.

You are troubled by bulldozers running on illegal constructions: Gupta

Delhi BJP state president Adesh Gupta hit back saying that there are corrupt people in the Aam Aadmi Party. On Friday, the state president said that Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is fearing that the recovery will stop with the vote bank snatching away. Ever since the bulldozers started on illegal constructions in North Delhi, the condition of Kejriwal and his party leaders has deteriorated. The leaders of this party, which gives shelter to Rohingya and Bangladeshis, are afraid of being exposed. That's why Sisodia has also cautioned his MLAs to be cautious, he said.

Adesh Gupta reacting sharply to Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's letter said that AAP leaders are in trouble as Rohingyas and Bangladeshis are being removed on the basis of their vote bank. Adesh Gupta said that an AAP leader is related to hawala traders. Recently it has also been revealed. The Aam Aadmi Party, which earlier issued licenses for contracts by taking crores of rupees from liquor mafia, is even collecting crores of rupees by reducing dry days.

Women protest against the slogans of Hindu organizations

On Friday, activists of Hindu organizations once again raised slogans in Jahangirpuri area. On this some women of other community protested. Due to this, tension remained for about half an hour on the road leading to Kushal Chowk from E-block located in Jahangirpuri. However, the activists of the Hindu organization fled when the Delhi Police officials arrived, while the women of the Muslim community were somehow persuaded and sent home by the police.

7-8 workers of a Hindu organization came on the road leading to Kushal Chowk in front of E-block located in Jahangirpuri at around 2 pm and raised slogans of Jai Shri Ram, about a hundred meters away from Kushal Chowk. They raised slogans here for about 10 minutes, although the policemen present here forbade them to raise slogans, but they did not listen to one of these policemen. Meanwhile, the police officers reached with the force as soon as they came to know about the sloganeering by the activists of Hindu organizations. Seeing them coming, the workers of the Hindu organization ran away.