New Delhi: The case of Delhi CM and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Arvind Kejriwal spending Rs 45 crore on repainting his bungalow is not taking the name of cooling down. This issue is also gaining momentum because, Kejriwal came to power with the promises that, I will not take any car-bungalow, I will not take government security, we have come to change politics. Kejriwal, who at one time used to question the presence of 10 ACs in the house of former CM and Congress leader Sheila Dixit, now has 15 bathrooms and curtains worth 8-8 lakhs in his own house, which has created an uproar. 

Now Leader of Opposition in Delhi Assembly Ramveer Singh Bidhuri has given a big statement on this matter and said that Kejriwal will have to go to jail for spending Rs 45 crore on the renovation of the bungalow. Let us tell you that BJP leaders and workers are staging an indefinite protest outside the Chief Minister's residence regarding this issue. Today is the second day of their strike. Meanwhile, Ramveer Singh Bidhuri has said this. It is worth mentioning that, earlier on Monday (May 1), the BJP started an indefinite strike outside Kejriwal's official residence. Ramveer Singh Bidhuri said that CM Kejriwal can spend up to Rs 15 lakh on the repair of his residence. But, they blew Rs 45 crore. Therefore, until Kejriwal goes to Tihar Jail, BJP workers will not rest in peace. The BJP is demanding Kejriwal's resignation, terming the expenditure of Rs 45 crore as a scam.

Bidhuri further said that the wrongdoings of Kejriwal and AAP are being exposed and after that the people of Delhi will oust them from power in the year 2025. After the assembly elections, BJP will form the government in Delhi. However, AAP had earlier hit back at the BJP saying that by attacking Kejriwal, the BJP wanted to divert from the real issues.

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