Arvind Kejriwal to address 'very very very important' issue in press conference today at 1 PM

New Delhi: On Sunday, Arvind Kejriwal, the national convenor of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and former Chief Minister of Delhi, announced a press conference scheduled for 1 PM, describing the issue he intends to discuss as “very very very important.” This statement has generated considerable speculation among political analysts and supporters alike, especially with the high-stakes Delhi elections approaching.

Election Context: AAP Faces Strong Opposition

The timing of Kejriwal's announcement is particularly critical as voting for the Delhi Assembly elections is set for February 5, with results expected on February 8. Both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress are determined to prevent AAP from securing a third consecutive term in power. The political landscape is charged, with each party vying for voter support.

Amit Shah's Accusations Against AAP

In a related political development, Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused Kejriwal of engaging in what he termed "politics of deceit and lies." During his campaign activities in Delhi, Shah urged voters to support the BJP to ensure continued progress under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

He criticized the AAP government for its alleged failures and corruption during its decade-long governance, citing specific scandals such as the DTC bus scam and the smart classroom scam.Shah emphasized that the BJP's "double-engine" government would fulfill its promises, contrasting it with AAP's record. He reassured voters that no existing welfare schemes would be discontinued if the BJP were to take power in Delhi, countering AAP's claims that such programs would be at risk.

Kejriwal's Governance Under Scrutiny

Shah further criticized Kejriwal for his governance style, claiming that he had betrayed the people of Delhi. He highlighted that public funds intended for essential services like hospitals and schools were mismanaged due to various scams. Additionally, he pointed out that Kejriwal, who initially vowed to maintain a corruption-free administration, was implicated in a significant liquor scam.

The Stakes Are High

As the election date approaches, all eyes will be on Kejriwal’s press conference and its implications for the AAP’s campaign strategy. The upcoming days will be crucial in shaping voter perceptions and determining the future political landscape of Delhi.