Delhi Assembly polls: Alcohol is available in Delhi but not water, says PM Modi
The Hindu
PM Modi criticizes AAP, urges record voting, emphasizes booth worker strength for BJP's win in Delhi Assembly polls.
Ahead of Delhi Assembly polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a “mera booth sabse majbooth” event where he interacted with the Delhi BJP cadre.
During the live event, PM Modi said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has been making new announcements everyday as it’s losing ground everyday because they are exposed in front of people.
PM Modi urged workers to ensure record voting happens to defeat “AAP-da” and targeted winning over 50% votes in every booth. He asked party workers about the situation on ground during the event. “People openly expressing anger with ‘AAP-da’, they are questioning it, reminding it of its promises,” he added.
After a worker spoke about water shortage to the PM, Mr. Modi said “Alcohol is available in Delhi but not water”. PM Modi cited ‘Sheeshmahal’ as an example of the “deceit of AAP and its lies”.
PM Modi added that strength BJP’s booth workers will ensure massive win for the party in the upcoming Assembly polls.
During the live event, Mr. Modi while interacting with a woman party worker through webcast said the promises that AAP and Congress are making to the women of Delhi, are “unbelievable”.
The women do not believe in AAP and Congress anymore. The women of Himachal Pradesh are struggling. In Punjab, the AAP had promised women money but nothing happened, he added.
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