Stop daydreaming about becoming PM & retire: Sukesh to Kejriwal on Delhi poll defeat
The recent Delhi Assembly elections have left many stunned, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) losing power after a five-year stint. Amidst the chaos, a rather unexpected individual has weighed in on the controversy – jailed conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar. In a scathing attack, Sukesh has targeted AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal, urging him to “stop daydreaming about becoming Prime Minister” and instead retire from politics.
Sukesh, who is currently serving a 14-year sentence in Tihar Jail for his involvement in a multi-crore rupee extortion case, has been keeping a keen eye on the political developments in Delhi. In a recent interview, he claimed to have “challenged” Kejriwal six to eight months ago, predicting that AAP would lose power in the Delhi Assembly elections. And, as it has turned out, Sukesh’s prophecy has come true.
In a rather audacious move, Sukesh has now taken to congratulating Kejriwal on his defeat, albeit with a tongue-in-cheek tone. “Stop all your daydreaming of wanting to be PM…You and your associates should pack your bags and retire for good,” Sukesh was quoted as saying in the interview.
Sukesh’s outburst is not without merit, given his past track record of involvement in high-stakes politics. The conman has been known to use his alleged connections with powerful individuals to further his own interests, often at the expense of others. His involvement in the Delhi elections was widely reported, with many claiming that his presence on the scene could have had a significant impact on the outcome.
So, why has Sukesh chosen to speak out now? It is clear that he is seeking to capitalize on AAP’s defeat, using his words to exact revenge on the party and its leader. Sukesh has a history of making bold claims and statements, often to draw attention to himself. In this case, it appears that he is trying to position himself as a sort of “predictor of fate,” boasting about his ability to accurately forecast the outcome of the Delhi Assembly elections.
However, Sukesh’s comments have also sparked a heated debate about the role of convicted criminals in politics. Many have called for stricter laws to prevent individuals with criminal records from participating in the political process. Others have argued that Sukesh’s involvement in the Delhi elections was a deliberate attempt to destabilize the political landscape and undermine the credibility of the democratic process.
In the aftermath of AAP’s defeat, many have begun to question Kejriwal’s leadership and the party’s ability to connect with voters. While Sukesh’s comments may be seen as an attempt to further divide the political landscape, they also serve as a reminder of the complexities and challenges that come with the political process.
As the dust settles on the Delhi Assembly elections, one thing is clear – the political landscape in India is more volatile and unpredictable than ever before. With Sukesh’s comments adding to the mix, it is likely that the coming weeks and months will be filled with controversy and debate.
In conclusion, Sukesh’s remarks to Kejriwal may be seen as a scathing attack, but they also serve as a reminder of the complexities and challenges that come with the political process. As the nation moves forward, it is essential that we continue to engage in open and respectful dialogue, rather than resorting to personal attacks and cheap shots.
