New Delhi:
AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal accused the rival BJP of trying to hunt candidates for his party before the results of the Delhi elections. By going back, the BJP has threatened to take legal actions if they do not abandon the accusation.
Kejriwal, who has promised to return as prime minister if his party wins the February 5 elections, said that 16 AAP candidates had received calls yesterday with an offer of 15 million rupees to change side.
“In the last two hours, 16 of our candidates have received calls that if they leave AAP and join their group, they will make ministers and give them rs. 15 million rupees to each of them,” Kejriwal said in a publication in a publication in a publication in line.
Noting that some exit surveys have predicted that the BJP will win more than 55 seats in the elections, asked why they had to hunt the rival candidates. “These false surveys have been carried out with the sole purpose of pressing some candidates. But not even one of our men will bend,” he said.
Delhi Minister Mukesh Ahlawat, AAPur candidate from Sultanpur Majra, echoed the statements of the head of the party and said he also received an offer to change side.
“I received a call from this number. They told me that their government was being formed, and they made me minister and would give me 15 million rupees if I left AAP and join them. But due to the respect that Mr. Kejriwal and the AAP has given me, I will never leave my group until my death, “he said in an online publication.
By sharing his position, Prime Minister Atishi said that exit surveys, which predict a AAP defeat, are a conspiracy to break the MLA of the party.
The leader of the AAP, Sanjay Singh, had raised similar accusations earlier in the day and said: “This clearly shows that the BJP has accepted its defeat even before the results.”
Rejecting the accusation, the bjp chief Delhi, Virendra Sachdeva, said that AAP’s claims are the result of his “frustration” while looking at electoral defeat. “Sanjay Singh should retract your accusations and present an apology or face legal actions,” said Sachdeva.
The BJP leader also asked Mr. Singh not to forget that Kejriwal already faces a defamation case.
Delhi voted on February 5 to choose his next government and the votes will be counted tomorrow. The BJP has been inclined to win with most output surveys, but the health warning: exit surveys are often wrong.
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