BJP is billing towards a clear triumph in the Delhi Assembly political elections, leaving the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) clambering– and social protestor Anna Hazare isn’t keeping back. Once a coach to Arvind Kejriwal, Hazare implicated the Delhi Chief Minister of shedding his means, claiming he was “overwhelmed by money power.”
Speaking out on Kejriwal’s evident failure, Hazare states, “Kejriwal overwhelmed by money power… I have always said that a candidate’s conduct, thoughts should be pure, life should be without a blame, sacrifice… these qualities let voters have faith on him.” The professional protestor includes, “I told this (to Arvind Kejriwal) but he did not pay heed, and finally, he focused on liquor… why did this issue raise? He was overwhelmed by money power.”
Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)– birthed from Hazare’s anti-corruption campaign– is routing behind the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) by a substantial margin. As of 11:30 a.m., the BJP had leads in 45 of Delhi’s 70 seats, easily over the bulk mark, while AAP gripped 25. The ballot share void likewise expanded somewhat, with the BJP resting at 46.87 percent contrasted to AAP’s 43.29 percent.
Pointing to the drift, Hazare recommends Kejriwal’s strategy to administration and marketing has actually differed its starting perfects. “If a candidate’s life should be without a blame,” Hazare indicates, after that catering affluent passions is a dishonesty to those concepts. While the main outcomes are still being tallied, the fads leave little uncertainty: AAP’s hold on Delhi is under hazard.
