‘AAP Sinking Ship’: BJP’s Huge Prediction For Kejriwal, Atishi Forward Of Delhi Polls

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Celebration claimed that Aam Aadmi Celebration chief Arvind Kejriwal and Delhi Chief Minister Atishi can even run away from their respective constituencies forward of Delhi meeting elections. This comes after AAP introduced that former deputy CM Manish Sisodia will run from Jangpura as an alternative of his conventional Patparganj within the upcoming Delhi polls scheduled for early subsequent 12 months.

The BJP has cited anti-incumbency as the rationale behind AAP leaders transferring from their conventional seats. “The shift by Sisodia reveals that the AAP is a sinking ship and the celebration is scared. Kejriwal and Atishi whose names are but to be introduced by the AAP, can even run away from their New Delhi and Kalkaji seats like Sisodia did,” Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva was quoted by PTI as saying.

The BJP chief additionally speculated that AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal would possibly contest the polls from Matiamahal seat, thought-about the most secure for the AAP.

“Altering candidates on the seats won’t change something and the AAP should face the results of its corruption and loot in Delhi. The celebration which was born out of corruption concern might be completed over the identical concern,” the Delhi BJP chief claimed.

AAP, on Monday, launched listing of 20 candidates for yet-to-be introduced Delhi Meeting polls. Former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia to contest from Jangpura, whereas UPSC tutor Avadh Ojha has been fielded from his Sisodia’s conventional seat – Patparganj. Patparganj seat is held by Sisodia within the present meeting.

The listing additionally consists of the names of Jintender Singh Shunty (fielded from Shahdara) and Surinder Pal Singh Bittu (Timarpur), who just lately give up the BJP to hitch the AAP.

Shunty replaces sitting AAP MLA and Speaker within the outgoing Meeting Ram Niwas Goel, whereas Bittu has been fielded rather than Dilip Pandey, AAP’s chief whip in the home.

The elections for 70-member Delhi Meeting are due earlier than February.