New Delhi [India], January 10: AAP MP Sanjay Singh launched a strong attack on the BJP during a press conference on Friday, accusing the party of widespread corruption. Singh referred to the BJP as the “Galli Galoch Party” and alleged that its leaders openly distributed Rs 1,100 to buy votes.
Singh claimed that, according to sources, BJP leaders were given Rs 10,000 each to distribute, but they only handed out Rs 1,100 while keeping the remaining Rs 9,000 for themselves. He challenged the BJP to clarify, asking, “Did you give Rs 1,100 to your leaders to distribute among voters or not? Let the public know the truth… I demand that the ‘Galli-Galoch’ party reveal the truth before the people.”
Singh urged voters to question BJP leaders about the remaining Rs 9,000, accusing the party of turning the election process into a corrupt attempt to buy votes.
The AAP leader also criticized the BJP over its treatment of Purvanchali voters, accusing the party of disrespecting them and removing their names from voter lists. “I had raised this issue in the assembly that names of Purvanchali people were being removed and they were being labeled as Rohingyas and Bangladeshis. To teach me a lesson, they even tried to remove my wife’s vote,” Singh alleged.
He further stated, “Yesterday, we went to complain about the removal of Purvanchal votes. Is this respect for the people of Purvanchal or an insult? People who have lived in Delhi for over 40 years are having their votes removed, while the BJP is trying to add fake votes of its workers. This will not be allowed,” Singh said.