The BJP hit back, accusing Arvind Kejriwal of making statements that mislead people out of political frustration

Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia declares confidence in forming the next Delhi government, highlighting public faith in Arvind Kejriwal. Despite BJP's allegations, Sisodia emphasizes AAP's achievements in education and infrastructure.

As Delhi gears up for the 2025 elections, Arvind Kejriwal accuses the BJP of plagiarizing AAP’s welfare promises. With both parties promising cash schemes for women, the election landscape is heating up.

Arvind Kejriwal claimed both BJP chief JP Nadda and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have promised that the BJP would continue AAP's schemes.

Arvind Kejriwal also attacked the BJP and said it promised several 'revris' and hence PM should now say he was wrong in asserting 'free ki revri' not good for country.

Ahead of the Delhi elections, Arvind Kejriwal accuses the BJP of vote-buying through gifts and cash. The AAP national convenor claims that the BJP is distributing jackets, shoes, sarees, money and even gold chains.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on January 17 released the first part of its manifesto for the Delhi assembly elections 2025. Senior BJP leaders including national president JP Nadda and BJP state unit chief Virendra Sachdeva were present at the occasion.

Arvind Kejriwal accused BJP of “stooping to dishonesty” despite its lack of vision for Delhi and a chief ministerial face for assembly election on February 5.

Delhi's political landscape heated up as Arvind Kejriwal accused BJP of copying AAP’s initiatives in its manifesto for the upcoming elections. Responding to these allegations, BJP leaders defended their promises,

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has accused the BJP of adopting AAP's welfare schemes in their election manifesto.