Kejriwal's Dual Stance Sparks Political Debate

Congress accused Arvind Kejriwal of hypocrisy, alleging he pretended to support farmers while being the first to approve contentious farm laws. Amidst claims of political maneuvers, BJP is criticized for ignoring farmer protests. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi challenged BJP to engage in dialogue with Punjab farmers.

In a heated political confrontation, Congress has accused AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal of hypocrisy, claiming that his display of empathy for farmers is a smokescreen. Congress alleged Kejriwal was first to implement the farm laws significantly impacting farmers, which has now led to accusations of 'crocodile tears.'

Delhi Congress President Devender Yadav emphasized that Congress' robust backing pressured the BJP government to retract the farm laws. He dismissed Kejriwal's role, suggesting it was Congress that bolstered the farmers' stand and that Kejriwal's recent actions reveal his political duplicity.

In a related political rebuttal, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi urged BJP leaders to converse with the protesting farmers in Punjab. She criticized BJP's approach, appealing to the party to engage constructively rather than offering unchecked rhetoric amidst political fray.

(With inputs from agencies.)