BJP's Counterattack on Kejriwal: Unfulfilled Promises and Betrayed Allies

The BJP criticized Arvind Kejriwal for betraying anti-corruption movement leader Anna Hazare and his associates, while failing to fulfill his promises, particularly the implementation of the Lokpal. Kejriwal’s rally, dubbed a 'flop,' was marked by accusations of lies and playing the 'victim card.'

The BJP on Sunday criticized AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal for 'betraying' anti-corruption leader Anna Hazare and associates like Kumar Vishwas, failing to keep his promise of instituting a Lokpal. The remarks come in response to Kejriwal's questions directed at the RSS during his 'Janta Ki Adalat' rally.

Held at Jantar Mantar, the rally saw Kejriwal demanding answers from RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's actions. Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva called the event a 'flop,' noting the absence of public participation and even Kejriwal's party workers.

Sachdeva further questioned Kejriwal's moral authority to address corruption after '10 years of corruption and incompetence' under his Delhi government. Additionally, Delhi Congress President Devender Yadav accused Kejriwal of lying and playing the 'victim card' following a bail grant in the 'liquor scam' case.

(With inputs from agencies.)