
New Delhi, January 2, 2025
BJP Member of Parliament Subhash Barala has criticized Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, accusing him of making “fake promises” that will not resonate with the voters in the upcoming Delhi elections. Barala, speaking at a public rally in the capital, emphasized that the people of Delhi are becoming increasingly aware of Kejriwal’s alleged failure to deliver on his earlier commitments.
“The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has been in power in Delhi for several years, and yet the city continues to face challenges in key areas such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure. The promises made by Kejriwal during previous elections have remained unfulfilled. Delhi’s voters are now more discerning and will not fall for his false assurances,” said Barala, who represents the BJP from Haryana.
Barala’s remarks come amid growing tensions between the BJP and AAP, with both parties gearing up for a fierce battle in the upcoming Delhi elections. The BJP has been critical of Kejriwal’s governance model, particularly questioning his ability to address the city’s growing challenges, such as air pollution, water supply, and traffic congestion.
In his speech, Barala urged Delhi residents to “vote for a party that works, not one that makes empty promises.” He also pointed out that the BJP’s track record in national governance and its focus on development has earned the trust of people across the country.
Barala’s comments reflect the BJP’s broader strategy to challenge the AAP’s influence in Delhi and present themselves as the alternative to Kejriwal’s leadership. With both parties stepping up their campaigns, the stakes for Delhi’s political future are high.
“The BJP has always prioritized the welfare of the people. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we have worked tirelessly to bring about positive change. Unlike the AAP, which thrives on making unrealistic promises, the BJP has a proven track record of delivering results,” Barala added.
The upcoming elections are expected to be highly competitive, with both the BJP and AAP preparing for an intense campaign to sway Delhi’s voters. As election day approaches, political analysts predict a tight race, with both parties emphasizing development, governance, and transparency as key themes of their campaigns.