Decide if you’re running the govt or not: Atishi to BJP
The ongoing tussle between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Delhi has taken a new turn with AAP leader Atishi lashing out at the BJP, questioning its role in governance. Atishi, who is also the caretaker Chief Minister of Delhi, accused the BJP of not having any clear vision for the city and demanded that they decide whether they are actually running the government or not.
Atishi’s comments come at a time when the city is grappling with various issues, including power cuts and water scarcity. In a statement, Atishi said, “BJP should decide whether they’re running the government or not. When there are power cuts, they blame me as caretaker CM, but when a machine is sent to Yamuna, they claim BJP and LG are in charge.”
The AAP leader’s outburst is a clear reflection of the frustration and helplessness that the people of Delhi are feeling due to the lack of effective governance. The BJP, which has been in power at the Centre, has been accused of not providing adequate support to the Delhi government, leading to a range of problems in the city.
Atishi’s criticism of the BJP is not without basis. The party has been in power in Delhi for several years, but it has failed to deliver on its promises. The city’s infrastructure is crumbling, and essential services like healthcare and education are in a shambles. The power cuts that Atishi mentioned are just the tip of the iceberg, and the people of Delhi are tired of living in a city that is plagued by these issues.
The AAP leader’s comments also highlight the confusion that exists in Delhi. The LG, who is a representative of the Centre, has been accused of not allowing the Delhi government to function effectively. The BJP, which is in power at the Centre, has been accused of not providing adequate support to the Delhi government. This has led to a power struggle in the city, with neither side willing to take responsibility for the governance of the city.
Atishi’s criticism of the BJP is not limited to its role in governance. She has also accused the party of not having any vision for Delhi. In a statement, she said, “BJP has no vision for Delhi. It only knows how to divide people and create chaos. We need a government that has a clear vision for the city and is willing to work for the people.”
The AAP leader’s comments are a clear reflection of the frustration and anger that the people of Delhi are feeling. The city is in a state of chaos, and the people are tired of living in a city that is plagued by problems. The BJP, which has been in power at the Centre, has failed to deliver on its promises, and the people of Delhi are demanding change.
In conclusion, Atishi’s comments are a clear reflection of the frustration and helplessness that the people of Delhi are feeling. The BJP should decide whether it is actually running the government or not, and the people of Delhi are demanding a clear vision for the city. The AAP leader’s criticism of the BJP is not without basis, and the party’s failure to deliver on its promises has led to a range of problems in the city.
