'Enemy Of Hindus And Sikhs': BJP MP Manoj Tiwari Slams 'Jhooth Ki Machine' Kejriwal Over CAA Remarks

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari slammed Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal for spreading fake news on CAA and called him "jhooth ki machine."

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari on Thursday slammed Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal for spreading fake news on CAA and called him "jhooth ki machine." He also stated that his recent remarks have proved that the Delhi CM is an enemy of the Hindu, Sikh, Christian, Buddhist, and Jain society. During a press conference on March 14, Kejriwal stated that the migration due to the recently implemented Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 will be larger than the one that happened during partition in 1947. 

Responding to his remarks, Manoj Tiwari posted a video on his social media handle on X, where he criticised the AAP supremo of spreading fake news regarding CAA. 

During the press conference today, Kejriwal also questioned the Centre where the jobs, houses, and resources to settle the refugees in India will come from.

Replying to this, Manoj Tiwari in the video stated that those who are eligible to apply for citizenship in India under CAA will be given the necessary resources including water and electricity and a place to live under PM Modi's Awas Yojana.  

He further stated that no one knew that Kejriwal would stoop down so low even after being a chief minister. The BJP MP can be then seen explaining the CAA in detail in the video.

The AAP national convener also stated that the implementation of CAA will make the country unsafe and will create a law-and-order situation. "Spending taxpayers' money on minorities from other countries is not acceptable," he added.

Kejriwal's response was followed by Union Minister Amit Shah's comments against him on CAA. Amit Shah had called Kejriwal corrupt to which he replied that he is not important but the country is. He also pointed out that Shah did not answer the questions raised by him and instead only abused him.

In another press conference that was held on Wednesday, Kejriwal criticised the centre over CAA, making similar claims, and called the implementation of CAA ahead of the Lok Sabha polls "dirty vote-bank politics."

The AAP chief staetd that BJP wanted to bring in poor from the neighboring countries and settle them in India, giving them jobs and houses that rightfully belongs to the locals.

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari will be contesting from the North East Delhi seat for the third time in a row in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.