AAP is on a fast protest as the BJP criticizes Kejri’s “Sheesh Mahal”
The Delhi BJP unveiled a sobering exhibition detailing “the journey from alcohol to the opulent palace, Sheesh Mahal, in Connaught Place” on Sunday in conjunction with the launch of their “Sharab se Sheesh Mahal” campaign. Under the direction of state president Virendra Sachdeva, frontal organization workers actively participated in the campaign all day long, with the goal of bringing attention to CM Arvind Kejriwal’s perceived corruption and hypocrisy.
“The journey from alcohol to Sheesh Mahal is a testament to how Kejriwal has deceived the people of Delhi,” Sachdeva said, denouncing Kejriwal. “Kejriwal has engaged in corruption scandals for electoral funds, violated urban art regulations, municipal laws, and environmental regulations to build his palatial mansion,” the speaker said, highlighting numerous corruption scandals.
Sachdeva underscored the seriousness of the situation while accompanied by prominent individuals like Alka Gurjar, Sanjay Mayukh, Shazia Ilmi, RP Singh, Bansuri Swaraj, Kamaljeet Sehrawat, and Kapil Mishra. He said, “This palace of corruption is like the Taj Mahal of corruption, built with the hard-earned money of Delhi’s taxpayers.”
Gurjar repeated Sachdeva’s remarks, highlighting Kejriwal’s alleged spending at the cost of public welfare, saying, “The journey from alcohol to Sheesh Mahal is not for an ordinary person but for a special person.”
“Today, seeing the drama of fasting being performed by Kejriwal’s team, Delhi feels completely cheated,” Mayukh said, expressing his disgust, while Ilmi bemoaned the fact that “this party started with self-governance and ended with alcohol.”
While RP Singh predicted election ramifications, stating, “The common people have understood that there is a difference between Kejriwal’s words and actions,” Sehrawat criticized Kejriwal’s government, noting, “The alcohol shops were opened in every street, but the water didn’t reach every household in Delhi.”
“Delhi people will punish the AAP in the elections by wiping them out on all seven seats,” said Bansuri, while Mishra cast doubt on Kejriwal’s moral character, saying, “Kejriwal is not only the most dishonest Chief Minister of Delhi but of The Whole Country.”
