AAP Strikes At BJP Ahead Of Delhi Elections As Over 100 BJP Temple Wing Members Join Party; BJP Denies Affiliation, Criticizes Kejriwal’s "Sheesh Mahal" Controversy | ABP News

Ahead of the Delhi elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) scored a political gain as over 100 members from the BJP’s temple wing joined AAP in Arvind Kejriwal’s presence. However, the BJP denied their affiliation, claiming these individuals were not part of their official unit.  

BJP leader Sudhanshu Trivedi criticized the Delhi government over the CM residence controversy, accusing AAP of hiding the truth about the "Sheesh Mahal." He described AAP as a symbol of anarchic politics, asserting that citizens have seen through Kejriwal’s misdeeds.  

Haryana minister Anil Vij stirred controversy by calling the "Sheesh Mahal" AAP’s future graveyard, accusing the party of exploiting Delhi’s residents. Additionally, Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh slammed AAP for burdening farmers with high electricity costs, calling Kejriwal and Atishi a disaster for Delhi’s governance.