The President of Delhi’s Bhartiya Janata party, Virendra Sachdeva conducted a door-to-door campaign in the party’s candidate support Harsh Malhotra, who is contesting from East Delhi Lok Sabha seat on Sunday.
The leader of the BJP campaigned in East Delhi for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in the capital.
While campaigning for the general election, Virendra Sachdev also talked about Arvind Kejriwal’s interim bail and spoke
“He is out on bail, with very few days left. He knows he will be back in jail on June 2. His disappointment is evident. Unfortunately, Delhi has got a CM who cannot sign any papers and who cannot visit the Secretariat.”
Also, the BJP’s Delhi president along with Union Minister General VK Singh, also flagged off bike rally in PM Modi’s support.
Which was organized by Sikh community led by party leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa.
Talking about the rally Sirsa praised the PM and also attacked Arvind Kejriwal saying
“The youth have taken out a bike rally to show support of the Sikh community for PM Narendra Modi (for Delhi Lok Sabha seats). He has made untiring efforts to strengthen our community, be it taking action against the 1984 riots accused, making the Kartarpur Sahib corridor, celebrating Veer Bal Diwas to remember the sacrifice of the four sons of Guru Gobind Singh, or rescuing the Sikh community from Afghanistan…”Arvind Kejriwal has been frustrated ever since he came out of jail and that is why he has been lying.” said Sirsa to ANI.
This rally comes just two weeks before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in Delhi, and it follows a day after Kejriwal’s attack on PM Modi,
Where he alleged, “He left no stone unturned to crush his party.”
Elections In Delhi
All the seven Lok Sabha seats of Delhi will go on polls on May 25th. In this constituency, Aam Aadmi Party and Congress have decided to fight together this Lok Sabha election.
As per their arrangement, Congress will contest 3 seats and AAP will contest 4 constituencies in the national capital.
The counting of Votes will take place across the country on June 4.