Delhi Congress President slams Kejriwal for cheating farmers; Slams on liquor politics
By: Pallab Ghosh
Radiance News Service
Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) President Anil Chaudhary condemned the double standards of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over making tall claims on farmer's development in Delhi. "Arvind talks of Delhi model in Punjab but the fact is his government has done nothing for the farmers, not even the compensation that he promised", said Anil Chaudhary who had brought a few aggrieved farmers who too shared their plight.
It may not be out of context to mention that Arvind Kejriwal who is now talking about the development of farmers in Punjab stood as a mute spectator when a farmer Gajendra Singh committed suicide in full glare during his rally at Jantar Mantar. "We farmers condemn the Kejriwal government for cheating us and making tall convictions. The fact is we have never seen any government that only survives on lies", said Suraj Singh, an aggrieved farmer.
Chaudhary also slammed the Kejriwal government for its liquor politics. Not only giving illegal licenses to shops and thekas but allowing them to open in residential areas. "I will only say that Arvind has sold Delhi to liquor mafia and pushing the city into the hands of anti-social elements", said DPCC President.
DPCC President expressed concern over the growing number of rapes and other anti-social activities in Delhi NCR. Referring to the recent gang rape of a 20-year old woman in Kasturba Nagar, Vivek Vihar, Shahadra in East Delhi. "DCW Chairperson Swati Maliwal's tweet itself says it's an act of liquor mafia. We condemn Arvind for doing liquor politics", said Chaudhary. He also slammed Delhi Cheif Minister for his tweet saying Delhi has no police power and he requests the Home Minister and Lieutenant Governor to look into this matter and make Delhi safe for women. "Arvind can't shrug off his responsibilities by putting the onus on LG and Central government. He too is answerable", said Chaudhary. "Why then Kejriwal used to make fun of Shiela Dixit when she said the same thing? He is doing rhetoric", added the DPCC President who announced a bigger movement by the Delhi Congress against the liquor mafia soon. "I am the representative of the people and my job is to raise questions. I shall keep questioning Arvind till we get a satisfactory reply", added Chaudhary.