Delhi CM and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal addresses all the newly-elected AAP MLAs of Punjab via video conferencing.
Highlights
- Arvind Kejriwal takes swipe at BJP for delaying govt formation in four states
- Kejriwal said that AAP MLAs immediately took oath in Punjab Assembly without wasting time
- He claimed that BJP continues to be busy dealing with infighting in party ranks in four states
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) despite winning four states in the recently concluded Assembly elections is not able to form the governments due to infighting within the party.
"The BJP which has won in four states, but is not able to form governments till now due to infighting within the party," said Kejriwal while addressing Punjab AAP MLAs through video conferencing on Sunday (March 20).
Kejriwal said that the AAP MLAs immediately took oath in Punjab Assembly and the government was also formed without wasting time.
"The government has begun working in Punjab," said Kejriwal.
The Delhi Chief Minister also wondered what would the BJP governments in the four states do when the party cannot form the government there after so many days. Kejriwal claimed that the BJP continues to be busy dealing with infighting in the party ranks in the four states.
He further lauded the work of Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
"I'm very proud of Bhagwant Mann's work in just three days," said Kejriwal.
"The whole country is talking about Bhagwant Mann and his works. Compensation for crops damaged in October has been released and farmers will get cheques in the coming days. You have done good work within three days of forming the government," said Kejriwal.
The meeting of the AAP MLAs was held in Mohali and Kejriwal joined it via video conferencing from Delhi.
The BJP registered a win in four of the five states barring Punjab that went to Assembly polls in February-March, the result of which came on March 10. In Uttar Pradesh, the BJP and its allies won 255 seats out of 403 assembly constituencies. In Uttarakhand, the party secured 47 seats out of 70 seats.
In Goa, the BJP won 20 seats, out of 40, and got the support of independent candidates while in Manipur, the ruling BJP coalition bagged 31 seats out of 60 seats.
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