Ahmedabad: Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal had expressed apprehension about the kidnapping of one of his party's candidates. In fact, in the past, he had directly accused the Bharatiya Janata Party and said, 'AAP candidate from Surat, Kanchan Jariwala is missing along with his family. Has he been kidnapped? After which, Kanchan withdrew his nomination on Wednesday.' Recently the Chief Minister of Delhi tweeted and said, ''Our candidate from Surat (East) Kanchan Jariwala and his family are missing since yesterday. Earlier BJP tried to cancel his nomination, but his nomination was accepted. Later, he was being pressurized to withdraw his nomination. Has he been kidnapped?''
Let us tell you that in the past, AAP MP and Gujarat co-incharge Raghav Chadha while addressing a press conference in Gujarat said, "The murder of democracy, BJP has abducted our candidate Kanchan Jariwala from Surat East seat. First, the BJP tried unsuccessfully to get his nomination papers cancelled, then forced him to withdraw his candidature and now kidnapped him. He is missing since yesterday afternoon.''
Not only that, but AAP's CM candidate in Gujarat Ishudan Gadhvi also tweeted a tweet and wrote in the caption, "BJP is so scared of AAP that it has resorted to hooliganism." BJP people were following our Kanchan Jariwala contesting from Surat East for a few days and today he is missing. It is believed that BJP goons have taken him away. His family is also missing. How far will BJP get down?
Apart from this, senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh also shared a video on Twitter and wrote, ''Elections are being held in Gujarat or democracy is being strangled openly. Surat East candidate Kanchan Jariwala is missing since yesterday. The people present in the video belong to BJP. By taking action on these, the candidate can be traced. BJP has accepted defeat before the elections. Now kidnapping the candidate.''
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