At a rally in Patparganj, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi accused AAP leader Manish Sisodia of being involved in the “liquor scam” with Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal . Gandhi claimed Sisodia, who once represented the constituency, ran away out of fear after the corruption charges. He urged the public to vote for Anil Chaudhary instead.
Kejriwal’s broken promises
Gandhi also criticised Arvind Kejriwal for failing to live up to his promises of cleaning up politics. He highlighted Kejriwal’s luxurious lifestyle, calling it hypocritical for a leader who promised change. Gandhi said Kejriwal was absent when the city faced unrest.
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Gandhi said, “He (Kejriwal) said he would clean politics, but in Delhi, the biggest liquor scam happened. You must have seen photos of his house also. He stays in a palace — ‘Sheesh Mahal’… he was not there even when riots happened here.”
Gandhi emphasised his vision for India as a place of love and unity, not hatred. He accused Kejriwal of misleading the people by saying one thing and doing another. Gandhi stated that India needed a politics of love, not division.
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Congress leader also slammed Prime Minister Modi for ignoring the country’s unemployment crisis. He criticised Modi for attending extravagant parties while the youth struggled to find jobs. Gandhi claimed the BJP and RSS were only interested in creating divisions among people.
Criticism of Mohan Bhagwat’s remarks on the Constitution
Gandhi responded to recent comments by RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat, who allegedly insulted the Constitution. Gandhi condemned the statement and called it disrespectful to Dr BR Ambedkar and the country’s poor. He also mentioned that the BJP had failed to make any changes to the Constitution despite their earlier promises.
(With inputs from agencies)