Delhi Kiksi: Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Gaurav Bhatia and Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) Priyanka Kakkar on Friday had a face-off on the backdrop of Delhi Assembly elections. While the BJP accused the AAP of "Sheesh Mahal", the latter also countered with the allegation that Prime Minister Narendra Modi lived in a "Rajmahal" worth Rs 2,700 crore throughout the Covid time.
"Those who used to boast about 100 ACs are now sitting with 300 ACs installed," Gaurav Bhatia attacked Arvind Kejriwal. "PM Modi built a cave house during Covid. The PM's palace has a diamond toilet seat," AAP spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar countered Gaurav Bhatia's questions on "Sheesh Mahal" at India TV's special conclave 'Delhi Kiski'.
Priyanka Kakkar also accused the BJP of attempting to delete the names of Purvanchali residents from the voter list in Delhi and said the saffron party was targeting "our Purvanchali brothers, calling them Bangladeshis and Rohingyas." Kakkar said that BJP leaders in several areas, including Shahdara, Janakpuri, Palam, Rajouri Garden, Hari Nagar, Karawal Nagar, and Mustafabad, have submitted applications to delete the votes of Purvanchalis.
Priyanka Kakkar, who emphasised that AAP is going to come back victorious in the upcoming Assembly elections, accused the BJP of being 'vision-less' for the national capital.
Both the spokespersons also argued over Arvind Kejriwal taking refuge in religion with the nearing of Delhi Assembly elections. While Bhatia alleged that "seeing the strength of Hindu society, Kejriwal started visiting temples," Priyanka Kakkar responded with, "We formed Sanatan Samman Samiti because God belongs to everyone."
