The BJP is the only cadre and mass-based party having an ideology, while all other parties do not have any ideology and are pursuing politics for power only, Nadda said after participating in an elaborate ‘Bhumi Pujan’ ceremony for the construction of the building.
He hit out at the Congress, accusing it of joining hands with its arch-rival communists “just to oppose the BJP”, and claiming that it was heading towards a phase of having no ideology (‘Vaicharik Shunyata’).
Slamming the Aam Aadmi Party and its convenor, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Nadda said, “It’s a shame for Delhi that such people are leading us. The AAP has quite a journey, beginning with Lokpal and ending ‘malamaal’”.
Alleging a “liquor scam” in the Kejriwal-led Delhi government, the BJP president said “there should not be such a government. We will have to wage a democratic battle against it.” Taking a dig at Kejriwal, Nadda said he touted himself to be “Kattar Imandar” (hard-core honest) despite his former deputy chief minister being denied bail multiple times by the court.
Nadda lauded the BJP, saying that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the party not only changed the government in the country but also started a new culture of politics based on development and performance.