Now the 'double engine' government has failed in the country, Kejriwal attacks BJP

Arvind Kejriwal News: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal recently addressed a public meeting at Chhatrasal Stadium. During this, he made sharp allegations against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and said that the so-called "double engine" governments of BJP in the country have now failed. Citing the exit polls of Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir, Kejriwal claimed that BJP's power is about to end from these states. He said, "BJP's double engine has failed in the country. One engine broke down in June itself when they had only 240 seats. Now their governments are going from all over the country. Their double engine means double loot and double corruption."

Sarcasm on double engine government

Kejriwal's statement was clearly a sharp satire on the concept of BJP's "double engine" government. He accused the BJP that their governments only promote corruption and loot. The statement was made in the wake of the upcoming elections, where opposition parties are questioning the BJP's policies and governance style.

Sanjay Singh's scathing statement

Before Kejriwal's address, Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh also launched a scathing attack on the BJP. He said, "Facing the environment of loot and ruin that was prevailing in Indian politics, Arvind Kejriwal created an environment of honesty and service in Delhi." Sanjay Singh said that Kejriwal gave relief to the public by making basic services like education, electricity, water, and health free, but the BJP tried to stop these schemes.

He further said, "Kejriwal ji deployed marshals in buses to ensure the safety of sisters and daughters. He struggled to get CCTV cameras installed in Delhi. BJP people, do not stop the work of three crore people of Delhi."

Continuous attacks on BJP

Arvind Kejriwal and his party have repeatedly targeted the BJP, especially since they came to power in Delhi. Whether it is reforms in the field of education, improvement in health services, or security issues—Kejriwal has criticized the BJP citing the achievements of his government. He has repeatedly said that his government works for the people, while the BJP only focuses on power and loot.

Conclusion

Through this public meeting, Arvind Kejriwal tried to give the message that his party is fighting for the common man and the "double engine" governments of the BJP have failed. It will be seen in the coming elections who the public supports, but for now Kejriwal's speech has heated up the political atmosphere.