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AAP Alleges Kejriwal Attacked By BJP Goons During Padyatra In Delhis Vikaspuri

New Delhi: The Aam Aadami Party (AAP) on Friday alleged that people affiliated with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) tried to attack Arvind Kejriwal during his ‘padyatra’ in West Delhi’s Vikaspuri. AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj claimed that BJP’s ‘coward’ attempt was triggered by seeing Kejriwal going among the masses and getting their ‘love and affection’.  Delhi Chief Minister Atishi took to ‘X’…

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चुनाव प्रचार के लिए निकले आप प्रमुख अरविंद केजरीवाल, जानें भाजपा के जीतने पर क्या कहा

चुनाव प्रचार के लिए निकले आप प्रमुख अरविंद केजरीवाल, जानें भाजपा के जीतने पर क्या कहा #AAP #chief #Arvind #Kejriwal #election #campaign

Delhi News: आम आदमी पार्टी के प्रमुख अरविंद केजरीवाल ने दिल्ली में विधानसभा चुनाव से पहले जनसंपर्क अभियान की शुरुआत की है। उन्होंने जनता के नाम एक लेटर लिखकर बताया है कि क्यों उन्हें जेल जाना पड़ा। केजरीवाल ने आरोप लगाया कि दिल्ली में कामकाज रोकने के लिए उन्हें जेल में डाला गया। उन्होंने यह भी कहा कि यदि दिल्ली में भाजपा जीत गई तो मुफ्त बिजली, मुफ्त पानी, मोहल्ला क्लीनिक, मुफ्त बस सफर जैसी…

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10.5 करोड़ का Injection : Delhi के CM Arvind Kejriwal के द्वारा Kanav को मिला नया जीवन

परिवार ने नहीं मानी हार, बच्चे के लिए ले आए इंजेक्शन, अब हालत में सुधार Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) यह एक जेनेटिक बीमारी है। माता-पिता से बच्चों में आती है। Kanav को भी यह जानलेवा बीमारी माता-पिता से मिल गई। पिता अमित जांगरा अपने पहले बच्चे की खुशी भी नहीं मना पाए थे कि इस बीमारी ने उनकी सारी खुशियां छीन लीं। बच्चे के शरीर के निचले हिस्से के मसल्स कमजोर होने लगे। इलाज शुरू हुआ तो डॉक्टर ने जीन…

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Indian Elections: The Campaign and how much it worked (Part 1)

Since the results are out, let's talk about it (as if we haven't been doing it since the last few hours) properly.

First of all, Uttar Pradesh voters, you people are betrayers. I'm not saying it, BJP & its supporters are. But seriously, Samajvadi Party's campaign for this year was definitely strong. Yogi really thought that it's going to be a piece of cake didn't he. Thank you voters for showing them the ground reality. Ayodhya, Amethi, Raebareli, the trinity of my joy.

Rajasthan. Yes, BJP won here with 14 seats. But lost 10 seats. Congress really shone on its own here, gaining 8 seats when in the last election, it was on the zero mark. Sachin Pilot and that man alone worked on Rajasthan. Honestly they need to put him front and center.

Madhya Pradesh is 100% a well-deserved BJP sweep. Let's not forget that it's not the Modi factor that worked here, it was Shivraj Singh Chauhan. That man worked his ass off during Vidhaan Sabha campaign last year and it really paid off in Lok Sabha. (God, I still remember women crying when he didn't become the Chief Minister).

I guess it was tough for West Bengal voters, no? I'm not much familiar Bengal politics but from what I've heard, they had to choose between two evils. Still, Didi gets 29 out of 42 seats, leaving BJP and Congress on the 6 and 1 mark respectively.

Lmao, they fucked up in Bihar. I can rant for hours about this. The seat distribution was already messed up, but Nitish Babu leaving put the nail in the coffin. BJP and JD(U) won 12 seats each, with RJD and Congress winning 4 and 3 respectively. Left also got 2 or 3 seats. I'm glad Pappu Yadav (on Purniya seat) won nirdaliye. Well deserved.

As for Odisha, I guess people have lost all the hopes in Naveen Patnaik, because BJD remained on zero, BJP getting all of its seats (20). Congress won 1 seat here.

I don't have much to say about Delhi. It's a BJP sweep. I guess AAP didn't get to campaign much since Arvind Kejriwal was literally put in jail? I'm still salty that Kanhaiya Kumar lost.

That's all for now, rest in the next part.

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Arvind Kejriwal Resignation Live Updates: Delhi’s New CM to be Announced at 12 PM Today

Today, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will submit his resignation to Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena. Prior to the resignation, a meeting of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) legislative assembly will be held at the CM’s residence, where the decision for the next Chief Minister of Delhi will be finalized. Kejriwal is expected to appoint a trusted leader as his successor, and the announcement of Delhi’s new leader is expected by the end of the day.

Kejriwal’s meeting with LG Saxena has been scheduled for 4:30 PM. Until then, speculation is rife about who will take over as Delhi’s next captain. Read more: https://www.newssamachar.com/arvind-kejriwal-resignation-live-updates-delhis-new-cm-to-be-announced-at-12-pm-today/

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Kejriwal Expresses Gratitude to Rahul and Kharge for Backing AAP on Delhi Services Bill

The Delhi Services Bill took center stage as Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal extended his heartfelt appreciation to Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge and MP Rahul Gandhi. Their resolute support for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) against the GNCTD (Amendment) Bill, 2023, was acknowledged by Kejriwal with gratitude.

In individual letters addressed to Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, Kejriwal conveyed his thanks on behalf of Delhi's populace, numbering two crore. He lauded their party's stance in opposing and voting against the GNCTD (Amendment) Bill, 2023. Kejriwal's letters carried his profound respect for the Congress leaders' commitment to safeguarding the rights of Delhi's citizens both within the Parliament's chambers and beyond.

Kejriwal stated, "I would like to place on record the heartfelt appreciation for championing the rights of the people of Delhi inside as well as outside the Parliament. I am certain that your unflinching loyalty towards the principles of our Constitution will be remembered for decades."

The Delhi Chief Minister's remarks also hinted at his collaboration with the 'I.N.D.I.A' bloc, a coalition of 26 Opposition parties. He expressed eagerness for their continued support in the ongoing battle against elements that undermine the Constitution. Kejriwal's letters were in harmony with similar gestures extended to Nitish Kumar, Uddhav Thackeray, Mamta Banerjee, Sharad Pawar, MK Stalin, Hemant Soren, and KCR.

Notably, the Delhi Services Bill triumphed in the Rajya Sabha, garnering a significant victory for the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA). Securing 131 votes in favor, the bill surpassed the opposition coalition 'I.N.D.I.A,' which managed 102 votes against it. Following this outcome, Arvind Kejriwal passionately critiqued the Central government for their approach and interference in Delhi's governance.

Kejriwal's affinity for his role as 'Delhi ka beta' resonated as he highlighted the consistent support from the people, reinforcing his commitment to governance aligned with their aspirations. As the political landscape continues to evolve, the impact of collaborative efforts and the voice of the people remain integral to the fabric of India's democracy.

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Delhi CM Atishi accuses BJP of stalling AAP's development work in Delhi

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi accused the BJP of undermining the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) development initiatives in the national capital by arresting its top leaders, including former CM Arvind Kejriwal. Addressing the media, she said, “To stop our work, they arrested the sitting Chief Minister of Delhi. We admit we couldn’t clean the Yamuna, but this is because Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and…

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Old Delhi turns Dasara capital as VVIPs turn up to lead fight of good versus evil

President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi take aim at an effigy of the demon king. | Photo Credit: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR Old Delhi turned into the Dasara capital of Delhi on Saturday with President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, and former Congress president Sonia Gandhi attending Ravana dahan [burning Ravana…

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 6th Jan.  The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by its national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, has built its political narrative on promises of governance reforms and welfare schemes. Yet, the party now finds itself mired in controversy as women from Punjab and Delhi accuse it of making hollow pledges. Protests erupted outside Kejriwal’s residence in Delhi, with women alleging betrayal over unfulfilled promises of monetary support. These claims come just weeks after the announcement of a new welfare scheme in Delhi, which has since been questioned for its authenticity. With assembly elections in Delhi on the horizon, the controversy over these promises is intensifying, exposing cracks in AAP’s populist image. The Women’s Protests: A Cry of Betrayal On Saturday, a group of women from Punjab staged a protest outside Kejriwal’s Delhi residence. Chanting slogans and carrying banners, they accused the AAP-led Punjab government of reneging on its promise to provide Rs 1,000 to every woman, a pledge that played a crucial role in the party’s electoral success in the state. “We have come from Punjab’s Gurdaspur. People there are poor. They promised to give Rs 1,000 to every woman, but it was a lie,” one protestor told reporters. Another woman added, “Do not cheat the women of Delhi as you did with the women of Punjab.” These protests highlight the growing discontent among voters who feel deceived by AAP’s lofty promises. #WATCH | A group of women from Punjab hold a protest outside the residence of AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal's residence in Delhi claiming that the promises made by him during the Punjab assembly elections are not yet fulfilled. pic.twitter.com/cbijy5XNv1 — ANI (@ANI) January 4, 2025   The Delhi police detained several women during the protest, but their grievances had already gained significant public attention. The protests underscore the disconnect between the AAP’s campaign rhetoric and its governance reality, particularly concerning welfare schemes targeting women. The Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana: A Questionable Announcement Adding to the controversy, Kejriwal announced the ‘Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana’ on December 22, pledging Rs 2,100 per month to women in Delhi. However, the announcement quickly faced scrutiny. The Women and Child Development (WCD) department of the Delhi government clarified that no such scheme had been officially notified. This led to widespread confusion and raised questions about the party’s intentions. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi attempted to shift the blame, alleging that BJP had pressured officials into issuing misleading notifications. She claimed, “These notifications are false. We will take action against officials responsible for issuing them.” This defense, however, failed to address the broader concerns about the legitimacy of the announcement and its timing, just weeks before the expected assembly elections. Further complicating matters, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena launched an inquiry into allegations that unauthorized individuals were collecting personal data from residents under the guise of registering them for the scheme. This raised fears of misuse of voter data and added a layer of mistrust to the entire episode. Punjab’s Broken Promise: Rs 1,000 for Every Woman The controversy in Delhi mirrors similar issues in Punjab, where AAP had promised to provide Rs 1,000 to every woman as part of its election campaign. This promise was instrumental in the party’s sweeping victory in the Punjab assembly elections, with Bhagwant Mann becoming the Chief Minister. However, the pledge remains unfulfilled, with no clear timeline or explanation from the state government. The failure to implement the scheme has sparked widespread criticism from opposition parties and civil society groups. Women in Punjab, particularly those from economically weaker sections, feel abandoned and betrayed. The protests in Delhi highlight how

this unfulfilled promise is haunting AAP beyond state boundaries, eroding its credibility among key voter groups. Election Dynamics: Promises as Political Tools With the Delhi assembly elections likely in February 2025, AAP’s promises have taken center stage. The party, which won 62 out of 70 seats in the 2020 elections, faces a fragmented opposition, with Congress struggling to regain relevance and BJP seeking to make inroads. Against this backdrop, Kejriwal’s announcement of the Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana appears strategically timed to consolidate voter support, especially among women. However, the backlash over unfulfilled promises in Punjab and the questionable authenticity of the Delhi scheme threaten to undermine this strategy. The controversy raises concerns about the use of welfare promises as electoral bait rather than genuine policy initiatives. Populism Without Accountability Arvind Kejriwal’s political journey has been marked by a reliance on populist promises to gain voter trust. While welfare schemes like free electricity, water, and education subsidies have resonated with voters, the recent controversies expose a troubling pattern of overpromising and underdelivering. The unfulfilled Rs 1,000 pledge in Punjab and the ambiguous Rs 2,100 promise in Delhi suggest that AAP may be prioritizing electoral gains over sustainable governance. Such tactics risk alienating the very voters the party claims to champion, particularly women and economically vulnerable groups. Moreover, the lack of transparency surrounding these schemes raises serious ethical questions. Announcing welfare programs without proper budgeting, planning, or official notification not only undermines public trust but also risks damaging the integrity of the electoral process. Conclusion: The Cost of Broken Promises As AAP faces mounting criticism over its welfare promises, the protests by women from Punjab serve as a stark reminder of the real-world consequences of political gimmicks. For a party that built its identity on honesty and governance reforms, these controversies mark a significant setback. The upcoming Delhi assembly elections will be a litmus test for AAP’s credibility. If the party fails to address the grievances of its voters and deliver on its promises, it risks losing the trust that propelled it to power in multiple states. In the long run, sustainable governance, backed by accountability and transparency, will determine whether AAP can maintain its position as a force for change or if it will become yet another example of populism gone awry. The protests outside Kejriwal’s residence symbolize the growing disillusionment with politics that prioritizes promises over people. As India’s political landscape evolves, voters will increasingly demand accountability, making it imperative for parties like AAP to match their words with actions. For now, the ball is in Kejriwal’s court, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.   The post Promises or Political Ploys? Kejriwal Faces Backlash Over Unfulfilled Cash Schemes for Women in Delhi and Punjab appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 6th Jan.  The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by its national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, has built its political narrative on promises of governance reforms and welfare schemes. Yet, the party now finds itself mired in controversy as women from Punjab and Delhi accuse it of making hollow pledges. Protests erupted outside Kejriwal’s residence in Delhi, with women alleging betrayal over unfulfilled promises of monetary support. These claims come just weeks after the announcement of a new welfare scheme in Delhi, which has since been questioned for its authenticity. With assembly elections in Delhi on the horizon, the controversy over these promises is intensifying, exposing cracks in AAP’s populist image. The Women’s Protests: A Cry of Betrayal On Saturday, a group of women from Punjab staged a protest outside Kejriwal’s Delhi residence. Chanting slogans and carrying banners, they accused the AAP-led Punjab government of reneging on its promise to provide Rs 1,000 to every woman, a pledge that played a crucial role in the party’s electoral success in the state. “We have come from Punjab’s Gurdaspur. People there are poor. They promised to give Rs 1,000 to every woman, but it was a lie,” one protestor told reporters. Another woman added, “Do not cheat the women of Delhi as you did with the women of Punjab.” These protests highlight the growing discontent among voters who feel deceived by AAP’s lofty promises. #WATCH | A group of women from Punjab hold a protest outside the residence of AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal's residence in Delhi claiming that the promises made by him during the Punjab assembly elections are not yet fulfilled. pic.twitter.com/cbijy5XNv1 — ANI (@ANI) January 4, 2025   The Delhi police detained several women during the protest, but their grievances had already gained significant public attention. The protests underscore the disconnect between the AAP’s campaign rhetoric and its governance reality, particularly concerning welfare schemes targeting women. The Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana: A Questionable Announcement Adding to the controversy, Kejriwal announced the ‘Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana’ on December 22, pledging Rs 2,100 per month to women in Delhi. However, the announcement quickly faced scrutiny. The Women and Child Development (WCD) department of the Delhi government clarified that no such scheme had been officially notified. This led to widespread confusion and raised questions about the party’s intentions. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi attempted to shift the blame, alleging that BJP had pressured officials into issuing misleading notifications. She claimed, “These notifications are false. We will take action against officials responsible for issuing them.” This defense, however, failed to address the broader concerns about the legitimacy of the announcement and its timing, just weeks before the expected assembly elections. Further complicating matters, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena launched an inquiry into allegations that unauthorized individuals were collecting personal data from residents under the guise of registering them for the scheme. This raised fears of misuse of voter data and added a layer of mistrust to the entire episode. Punjab’s Broken Promise: Rs 1,000 for Every Woman The controversy in Delhi mirrors similar issues in Punjab, where AAP had promised to provide Rs 1,000 to every woman as part of its election campaign. This promise was instrumental in the party’s sweeping victory in the Punjab assembly elections, with Bhagwant Mann becoming the Chief Minister. However, the pledge remains unfulfilled, with no clear timeline or explanation from the state government. The failure to implement the scheme has sparked widespread criticism from opposition parties and civil society groups. Women in Punjab, particularly those from economically weaker sections, feel abandoned and betrayed. The protests in Delhi highlight how

this unfulfilled promise is haunting AAP beyond state boundaries, eroding its credibility among key voter groups. Election Dynamics: Promises as Political Tools With the Delhi assembly elections likely in February 2025, AAP’s promises have taken center stage. The party, which won 62 out of 70 seats in the 2020 elections, faces a fragmented opposition, with Congress struggling to regain relevance and BJP seeking to make inroads. Against this backdrop, Kejriwal’s announcement of the Mukhyamantri Mahila Samman Yojana appears strategically timed to consolidate voter support, especially among women. However, the backlash over unfulfilled promises in Punjab and the questionable authenticity of the Delhi scheme threaten to undermine this strategy. The controversy raises concerns about the use of welfare promises as electoral bait rather than genuine policy initiatives. Populism Without Accountability Arvind Kejriwal’s political journey has been marked by a reliance on populist promises to gain voter trust. While welfare schemes like free electricity, water, and education subsidies have resonated with voters, the recent controversies expose a troubling pattern of overpromising and underdelivering. The unfulfilled Rs 1,000 pledge in Punjab and the ambiguous Rs 2,100 promise in Delhi suggest that AAP may be prioritizing electoral gains over sustainable governance. Such tactics risk alienating the very voters the party claims to champion, particularly women and economically vulnerable groups. Moreover, the lack of transparency surrounding these schemes raises serious ethical questions. Announcing welfare programs without proper budgeting, planning, or official notification not only undermines public trust but also risks damaging the integrity of the electoral process. Conclusion: The Cost of Broken Promises As AAP faces mounting criticism over its welfare promises, the protests by women from Punjab serve as a stark reminder of the real-world consequences of political gimmicks. For a party that built its identity on honesty and governance reforms, these controversies mark a significant setback. The upcoming Delhi assembly elections will be a litmus test for AAP’s credibility. If the party fails to address the grievances of its voters and deliver on its promises, it risks losing the trust that propelled it to power in multiple states. In the long run, sustainable governance, backed by accountability and transparency, will determine whether AAP can maintain its position as a force for change or if it will become yet another example of populism gone awry. The protests outside Kejriwal’s residence symbolize the growing disillusionment with politics that prioritizes promises over people. As India’s political landscape evolves, voters will increasingly demand accountability, making it imperative for parties like AAP to match their words with actions. For now, the ball is in Kejriwal’s court, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.   The post Promises or Political Ploys? Kejriwal Faces Backlash Over Unfulfilled Cash Schemes for Women in Delhi and Punjab appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Arvind Kejriwal, the current Chief Minister

Arvind Kejriwal, the current Chief Minister of Delhi, has emerged as one of the most prominent figures in Indian politics over the last decade. Known for his role in founding the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and his strong stand on anti-corruption, Kejriwal's political journey has been marked by his unconventional approach to governance, his advocacy for transparency, and his focus on clean and efficient administration.  Read More

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BJP Announces First List of Candidates for Delhi Assembly Elections 2025

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has released its first list of candidates for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections scheduled for February 2025. This initial list includes 29 candidates, with notable names and strategic matchups against prominent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders.Key candidates include:

Parvesh Verma contesting from New Delhi against AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal.

Ramesh Bidhuri running from Kalkaji, where he will face AAP's Chief Ministerial candidate, Atishi.

Kailash Gehlot, a former AAP minister, is fielded from Bijwasan.

Other candidates in the list include:

Raj Kumar Bhatia (Adarsh Nagar)

Deepak Chaudhary (Badli)

Satish Upadhyay (Malviya Nagar)

Dushyant Kumar Gautam (Karol Bagh)

This election marks a critical contest for the BJP as it seeks to challenge AAP's dominance in Delhi, having faced difficulties in previous Lok Sabha elections. The party aims to leverage these candidates to regain strength in the assembly.

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BJP fields ex-MP Parvesh Verma against Kejriwal, Ramesh Bidhuri to take on Atishi

New Delhi: The BJP Saturday released its first list of 29 candidates for the polls to the 70-member Delhi Assembly, fielding former MP Parvesh Verma from the New Delhi seat against ex-chief minister and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal. It has named another former MP Ramesh Bidhuri from Kalkaji, where Chief Minister and AAP candidate Atishi is in the fray. The party has fielded its national…

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Delhi Congress Chief Devender Yadav criticizes Kejriwal's "gap between words and actions"

Delhi Congress president Devender Yadav intensified his criticism of AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday, accusing him of a significant disconnect between his rhetoric and actions. Yadav’s remarks came in response to Kejriwal’s letter to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, where he accused BJP leaders of bribing voters and tampering with electoral rolls. “If the BJP is distributing money to influence…

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Weakening Democracy: Kejriwal Questions RSS On BJPs Action

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday wrote a letter to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat and raised multiple questions including whether the RSS thinks that the BJP is weakening democracy. In the letter, Kejriwal questioned Bhagwat about whether the RSS condones the past misconduct of the BJP. He also raised concerns about BJP leaders…