Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) c💙hief Arvind Kejriwal held the second ‘Janta Ki Adalat’ (public meeting) in Delhi on Sunday. His address encompassed a range of issues, including electoral strategies, critiques ♏of the ruling BJP, and commitments to the people of Delhi.
Around 5,000 people attended the event held at Chhatrasal Stadium. Audien♑ce reactions varied across the crowd. While many voiced support for AAP's policies, others expressed concerns about local issues, including broken roads and non-functional streetlights. According to reports, some attendees also cautioned that reliance on "freebies" may not be sustainable.
Key highlights of the event
‘Will support BJP if…’
Kejriwal announced his willingness to support Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the upcoming Delhi assembly elections, but only if the🎉 BJP implements free electricity in the 22 states it governs. This conditional support reflects AAP's strategic positioning ahead of the polls. “If the BJP gives free electricity in all states, I will support them in Delhi,” he said while highlighting the need for broader welfare measures.
‘Double engine’ government of BJP
Kejriwal slammed the BJP’s governance model calling it a "double-engine" model. He argued that it has only caused increased inflation, corruption, and unemployment. “♛Under the Modi government, there has only been inflation and unemployment,” Kejriwal stated, promising to secure full statehood for Delhi if AAP emerges victorious in the upcoming elections.
Challenged BJP to conduct simultaneous elections
The AAP chief challenged the BJP to conduct Delhi's assembly elections simultaneously with those in Jharkhand and Maharashtra in November. “AAP is fully prepared for the contest,🧔” he asserted, signaling confidence in the party's electoral prospects and readiness to engage voters.
