Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a powerful speech at a rally in Ghonda, Delhi. He brought attention to key issues ahead of the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.
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During the rally, PM Modi highlighted the pollution in the Yamuna River, criticized the Delhi Assembly’s lack of progress, and accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of having secret ties with the Congress Party. PM Modi positioned the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as the party of transparency and progress.
Yamuna River Pollution: PM Modi’s Rebuttal to AAP’s Allegations
PM Modi strongly rejected AAP‘s claims that Haryana was responsible for polluting the Yamuna River. He questioned the validity of these accusations.
Modi asked, “How can anyone believe that Haryana would poison it?” His words challenged AAP‘s narrative and drew attention to the importance of protecting Delhi’s water supply. Modi called for accountability from both state and local governments regarding the pollution of the river.
Delhi Assembly’s Lack of Progress: PM Modi’s Critique
PM Modi criticized the Delhi Assembly’s performance over the past five years. He pointed out that only 14 laws had been passed, and five of them were related to increasing the salaries of Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs).
According to Modi, this showed that the Delhi government was more focused on self-interest than on serving the public. Modi also promised that the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report would be tabled in the first session of the newly elected Delhi Assembly, shedding light on financial irregularities within the Delhi government.
AAP’s Alleged Ties with Congress: PM Modi’s Accusations
PM Modi accused AAP of secretly supporting Congress in areas where AAP was losing. He claimed that AAP leaders were planning to form alliances post-election.
Modi suggested that this proved AAP was not genuinely committed to fighting corruption. He positioned the BJP as the only party capable of delivering transparent and corruption-free governance.
Congress Manifesto Release: A New Promise for Delhi
Meanwhile, the Congress Party released its manifesto for the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. Senior leader Jairam Ramesh unveiled the manifesto, which promised to fulfill every need of Delhi’s residents.
The Congress Party’s slogan, “Every need will be fulfilled, Congress is necessary,” emphasized their vision of providing better services to Delhiites. The manifesto focused on issues like healthcare, education, and urban development.
Election Commission’s Notice to AAP: Provide Evidence for Haryana Poisoning Allegations
Amid the controversy surrounding the Yamuna River pollution allegations, the Election Commission (EC) issued a notice to AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal. The EC demanded that Kejriwal provide evidence supporting his claims about Haryana poisoning the river.
This came after BJP and Congress leaders lodged complaints with the EC. The Election Commission’s notice added a new layer of complexity to the election campaign. AAP now faces pressure to substantiate its claims or face consequences.
Key Takeaways from PM Modi’s Rally
- PM Modi rejected AAP’s claims about the pollution of the Yamuna River, calling them implausible.
- He criticized the Delhi Assembly for passing only 14 laws in five years, with most focused on MLA salary increases.
- PM Modi accused AAP of secretly supporting Congress in areas where they were losing, suggesting a hidden alliance.
- The Congress Party launched its manifesto, promising to address key issues like healthcare and education for Delhi’s residents.
- The Election Commission issued a notice to AAP, asking for evidence to support their claims about Haryana poisoning the river.
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