In a special program on Wednesday, CM Vijay Rupani has given a big statement. Apart from this, he said that the demonstration in Shaheenbagh is "completely communal" and others are worried about it. Rupani defended the controversial statements made by BJP leaders during the Delhi Assembly election campaign and argued that they would be responsible for the integrity of the country. Standing in support, while the other party is "against" him. Rupani was here to campaign in favor of BJP. In an interview with PTI, he spoke against the facilities like free electricity and free transport of Delhi's Arvind Kejriwal government and said that states cannot progress through such "cheap popularity". He said that the said amount could be used by the people. To increase income, infrastructure and plans should be made.

According to the media report, Rupani criticized the protests against the amended Citizenship Act (CAA), especially here in Shaheenbagh, that they serve no purpose and are only intended to "mislead" and provoke people. Rupani said that despite these statements of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, demonstrations against the CAA are continuing that the revised Agrikta law is to take citizenship.

Apart from this, Rupani said, "Who are the people sitting there (Shaheenbagh)?" What community are they from? Why are they sitting there? It is completely communal. That is why it is natural for others to be worried. "He said," Unfortunately, people who work against the integrity of the country are behind the Shaheen Bagh protests. Because of this it has become an issue in Delhi assembly elections. People of Delhi are worried And they are thinking of national interest whereas those who are part of the 'piecemeal' have communalized the protest. " He blamed Congress, Kejriwal and JNU groups for the protest.

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