New Delhi:
Amid the political row over the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, the BJP has stated the Aam Aadmi Celebration (AAP) chief’s water provide order issued from contained in the Enforcement Directorate’s lock-up was “scripted”.
BJP MP Manoj Tiwari yesterday stated Mr Kejriwal’s arrest is a explanation for celebration for the folks of Delhi. “In ED’s custody, there’s a perpetrator and taking his reference right now, a script has been written that water and sewer-related amenities in Delhi are disorganised.”
In a press meet yesterday, Delhi minister in control of water provide Atishi stated Mr Kejriwal’s first order drove her to tears.
“Arvind Kejriwal ji has despatched me a letter and a path. On studying it, I used to be in tears. I saved pondering who is that this man, who’s in jail, however continues to be fascinated about Delhi residents’ water and sewage issues. Solely Arvind Kejriwal can do that as a result of he considers himself a member of the family of Delhi’s 2 crore folks,” she stated.
“I wish to inform the BJP, you’ll be able to arrest Arvind Kejriwal and put him in jail, however you can not imprison his love and sense of obligation for Delhi’s folks,” she stated, including that the AAP chief could also be in jail, however “no work will cease”.
Studying out the letter, she stated, “Arvind Kejriwal ji has written, ‘I’ve come to know that some areas of Delhi are going through water provide and sewer issues. I’m frightened about this. Individuals mustn’t face any downside as a result of I’m in jail. Summer time is right here, so please guarantee ample tankers in areas going through water scarcity. Please give instructions to the Chief Secretary and different officers so that individuals face no problem. Individuals ought to get quick and correct answer to their issues. Please search assist from the Lieutenant Governor if wanted. He will certainly provide help to’.”
“Even right now, after being arrested, Arvind Kejriwal ji is considering the folks of Delhi,” Ms Atishi stated.
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