CM Arvind Kejriwal has targeted the opposition on violent protests in many areas in Delhi over the Citizenship Amendment Act in the country. Kejriwal said that in view of the upcoming assembly elections, the people of the opposition party are starting to spoil the atmosphere of Delhi. Kejriwal alleged that in the last assembly elections in Delhi, such violence was done in Trilok Puri and Bawana. The CM of Delhi said that the one who benefits from the riots, he gives riots. He said that our party will only suffer a loss from the riots.
Kejriwal said, 'Every person has the right to perform. But demonstrations should be held within the scope of the constitution and non-violently. No one can be allowed to commit violence. When it is clear that the Aam Aadmi Party is going to win by an overwhelming majority in the upcoming assembly elections. In such a situation, the opposition is deliberately spreading violence in Delhi. These people has done this earlier also. Even today, efforts are being made to spoil the peace of Delhi.
CM Kejriwal attack opposition, says, "Opposition parties riot..."
Accusing the opposition party in Delhi, Kejriwal said, 'Such riots are being conducted by people who are expected to lose the assembly elections. I appeal to the people of Delhi, do not let the intentions of such people succeed. Either way, we should not let the peace of Delhi be disturbed. We have to answer all such antics in the coming elections. Why will the Aam Aadmi Party organize riots? What will the Aam Aadmi Party benefit from this? It is obvious that it will benefit him, he is making such riots. '' When Arvind Kejriwal was asked that there is any basis for your allegations? In response to this, Kejriwal said, 'Everyone knows, who can get riots in this country and whose strength is it, I do not need to say that to riot.' On the allegations of riots on AAP MLA Amanullah, Kejriwal said that only the opposition who is making allegations knows who is organizing the riots in Delhi.
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