BJP Accuses Kejriwal of Exploiting Children for Political Gains

The BJP accuses AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal of exploiting children for political gains, violating the Juvenile Act. The BJP claims the AAP government fails in education promises and alleges exploitation of religious sentiments. An ongoing dispute with Congress over former PM manners is also highlighted.

The BJP has launched serious accusations against Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal, claiming he is using children for political advantages and engaging in "petty, cheap and dirty" politics. BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia, at a press conference, criticized the AAP for not removing social media posts showing children supporting Kejriwal. This depiction, according to the spokesperson, violates the Juvenile Act and Election Commission guidelines.

Bhatia further alleged that Kejriwal, alongside Chief Minister Atishi, is exploiting children's dignity due to fears of election defeat. He charged that the AAP government converted school toilets into classrooms and deliberately failed students to boost pass percentages. The BJP promises to "remove such elements" from power, while also accusing the AAP of failing to open the promised schools and mismanaging teacher vacancies.

Moreover, Bhatia criticized Kejriwal's promises to religious leaders as "false," noting unpaid dues to imams. He also mentioned the BJP's backlash against the Congress over alleged disrespect towards former prime ministers, P V Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh, emphasizing ongoing political tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)