Less than two weeks are left for Delhi Assembly elections. BJP leader and Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday Bharatiya Janata Party’s resolution letter part-3 released and in this It was promised to clean Yamuna in three years, provide full ownership rights in 1,700 unauthorized colonies and take welfare measures for gig workers and labourers, but BJP’s resolution letter has been hit back by AAP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia. Another question has been raised and said that first tell who is the groom of their wedding procession and first tell who is their CM face.
Manish Sisodia said that the kind of language used by Amit Shah. Looking at their announcement and language, it is clear that they are getting defeated in the Delhi Assembly elections. He has no vision regarding Delhi. He has not said anything about this.
Questions raised on giving 50 thousand jobs
He said that BJP had talked about providing 50 thousand jobs. The total population of Delhi is 2.5 crores, but they are asking to provide jobs to only 50 thousand people. Arvind Kejriwal has given 12 lakh jobs during Covid and after Covid. It seems that Amit Shah is joking.
He said that it is clear from this Jumla letter that these people have accepted that they have lost the election. They are asking to break the ceilings of the shops. Who is responsible for the shops which remained closed due to sealing for the last several years? And when we opposed it, BJP is also opposing it.
Ask these questions on sealing
They said thatWhen the ceiling had to be removed, then why did BJP get the ceiling done? Delhi businessmen are receiving threats from gangsters. Bullets are being fired. The businessmen of Delhi are scared and they clearly said that give security, do not make statements. ,
Manish Sisodia said that there has been talk of giving insurance to the lawyers. But no one told them that Kejriwal is already giving insurance to lawyers. They are talking about bringing E buses whereas Kejriwal is running maximum number of E buses in Delhi. Accept that they are losing.