New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined the ‘War of Water of Yamuna’ on Wednesday, left after Arvind Kejriwal said this week that the BJP mixes the “poison” in the water that supplies Delhi, asking voters in the National Capital, “can the government of Haryana de BJP, the water water water water water water water water water water water water. The prime minister drinks?”
When heading to an electoral demonstration in the neighborhood of Ghonda de Delhi, Modi criticized the “unpleasant burden of the leader of the AAM AADMI party and counteracted when pointing to the failed promise of Mr. Kejriwal to clean the Yamuna and, therefore, guarantee a supply of drinking water to each home in the city.
“They asked for votes about Yamuna … but now they are being shameless about it. They want Delhi to supply for water. AAP has sinned by political profits. History will never forgive them … Delhi will never forgive them,” he thundered the songs of ‘modi, modi’. “But the BJP can give it clean water.”
The prime minister also got into the AAM AADMI party and Mr. Kejriwal, whom the electoral commission has given until 8 pm to present an accusations test that the BJP intentionally supplied Delhi with water contaminated with ammonia “, in a Attempt to create chaos … waiting.
“Haryana will never forget the insinuations,” said Modi, declaring that the fear of defeat in the next week’s assembly had made the AAP “unravel.” “Are the people of Haryana live in Delhi? Can Haryana then poison Delhi’s water? Even the prime minister drinks this water,” said Modi.
In a strident and total attack against Mr. Kejriwal, whom the BJP knows that it must defeat to end the control of the AAP decade in Delhi, Mr. Modi also stands’Sheeshmahal‘The controversy and the alleged Liqour policy scam that saw Mr. Kejriwal and three of his senior leaders imprisoned for corruption positions.
But what is the ‘War of Water Yamuna’?
On Monday, Mr. Kejriwal made an explosive claim: the BJP government in Haryana mixes “poison” in Yamuna’s water that supplies Delhi. The reference was to the high levels of ammonia, more than 700 times the permitted limit, according to the AAP, as a result of unrelated industrial waste and pollution.
The position of Mr. Kejriwal was collected and repeated by other AAP leaders, including Prime Minister Atishi, who criticized the BJP for “water terrorism” and wrote to the electoral commission and the lieutenant governor of Delhi Vk Saxena, demanding demanding Actions against the previous BJP and accusing the last of prioritizing the political play plan of the Saffron party on the health of Delhi’s residents.
The BJP, meanwhile, responded strongly.
Haryana’s Prime Minister Nayab Saini denied claims and demanded Kejriwal to apologize. “For these blatant and disgusting statements, Kejriwal should apologize immediately with the people of Haryana and Delhi … otherwise we will file a demand for defamation,” Ani told Ani news agency.
The Congress, an ally turned into a rival (at least for this election) of the AAP, has also participated, with a delegation of its leaders who complied with the Electoral Commission to demand actions against Mr. Kejriwal (if his claim is false) and The BJP (if the ‘poison’ in the water load is shown truth).
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