Why Vijender Gupta strongly attacked the Aam Aadmi Party government?

Kokila Chokkanathan

Reportedly the leader of Opposition in delhi assembly Vijender Gupta strongly attacked the aam aadmi party government in the house during the discussion on law and order in Delhi. He said that the AAP government is giving protection to Rohingyas and drug traffickers in Delhi. Drug trade and crime are being promoted in Delhi. When Vijender Gupta raised the issue of resources worth crores of rupees spent on the cm residence during the tenure of former cm Arvind Kejriwal, his mike was switched off. He was not allowed to speak on this issue. On this, bjp leader Vijender Gupta expressed his opposition and said that the aam aadmi party government is responsible for the increasing crimes in Delhi.

Meanwhile the AAP government is trying to include lakhs of Rohingyas living illegally in delhi in the voter list by issuing voter cards on the basis of fake documents. These Rohingyas are involved in drug trade and committing crimes. leader of Opposition Vijendra Gupta alleged that the AAP government is not only violating democratic values by throttling the opposition, but is also deliberately avoiding discussion on issues of public interest on the floor of the assembly. He said that the government rejected the opposition's demand to discuss serious issues related to CAG reports, air pollution, education, health and infrastructure. Even though the issues given by the opposition were accepted, they were not allowed to discuss them. In protest, bjp MLAs boycotted the house and protested in the assembly premises. Opposition MLAs created a ruckus in the house in protest against this policy of the AAP government.

Vijendra Gupta said that the AAP government has repeatedly proved that its priority is not the welfare of the people, but to promote its political propaganda. The government makes big claims, but the ground reality is that the problems of pollution, broken roads, poor transport system, water and sewage remain the same.

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