PM Modi will talk to Delhi BJP workers: Will join on Namo app at 1 pm, had called AAP a disaster government in the last rally

Prime Minister Modi started the campaign for Delhi elections on January 3.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will discuss with Delhi BJP workers at 1 pm on Wednesday. Delhi BJP said that PM Modi will boost the enthusiasm of the workers for the assembly elections. He will also tell the workers about the planning to win Delhi elections through NaMo App.

PM Modi started campaigning for Delhi elections on January 3. During this, he had described the AAP government of Delhi as a disaster government. He had said- There are people in power who call themselves staunchly dishonest. Who himself is accused of liquor scam. They also steal and embezzle.

Voting will be held on all 70 seats of Delhi on 5 February. BJP is contesting elections on 68 seats. He has supported his allies on 2 seats. From Kejriwal’s New Delhi seat, the party has made former CM Sahib Singh Verma’s son and former MP Pravesh Verma its candidate. At the same time, the party has given ticket to former MP Ramesh Bidhuri from the seat of CM Atishi.

Modi’s first rally for Delhi elections on 3 January

PM Modi had said on January 3 that Delhi has been surrounded by a major disaster in the last 10 years. By exposing Anna Hazare ji, some fanatically dishonest people pushed Delhi into disaster. Scam in liquor vends, scam in children’s schools, scam in the treatment of the poor, scam in the name of fighting pollution.

PM had said- The people of Delhi have launched a war against the disaster. Voters are determined to free Delhi from disaster. Every citizen of Delhi is saying, every child is saying, voices are coming from every street – we will not tolerate the disaster, we will live with change. Read the full news…

Delhi Assembly Elections- Total 699 candidates in the fray

A total of 699 candidates will contest on 70 seats in the assembly elections to be held on February 5 in Delhi. January 20 was the last date for withdrawal of names.

According to the Election Commission (EC) website, 1,522 candidates had filed nominations for the elections. 22 candidates are trying their luck against Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal on the New Delhi seat.

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