New Delhi (India), January 22: During the ‘Mera Booth Sabse Majboot’ program, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed BJP booth-level workers, urging them to expose the AAP government by documenting issues such as broken drains, overflowing garbage, and inadequate amenities. He asked workers to capture images and videos of these problems, including the locations, and share them to highlight AAP’s failures.
“The BJP booth worker has a significant responsibility to expose AAP. Take pictures of every street in your area, capture videos of places where dirty water flows, drains are broken, or there are piles of garbage, and share them with the public, including the location,” said PM Modi.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the ultimate goal is to secure a BJP victory and free Delhi from the difficulties caused by the AAP government. “We must remember that the aim is to form a BJP government and liberate Delhi from the problems created by AAP. Only then can we fulfill the vision of making Delhi a developed capital of a developed India,” he added.
He expressed confidence in the strength of the BJP’s grassroots network in Delhi, noting that the party’s extensive reach at the booth level would ensure a massive victory in the upcoming assembly elections. “With workers spanning three to four generations at each booth, BJP will achieve a huge victory,” PM Modi said.
The PM also took aim at both AAP and Congress, accusing them of betraying the people of Delhi during their respective tenures. “Delhi’s residents are now fed up with AAP’s lies and deceit. First, Congress, and now AAP, have let down the people of Delhi,” Modi asserted.
Touching on the aspirations of the middle class, PM Modi reaffirmed the BJP’s commitment to supporting them. “The BJP sees the middle class as the backbone of the economy. Understanding their needs, we are providing modern facilities in education, healthcare, and transportation. Meanwhile, AAP has only brought hardship and troubles to Delhi’s middle class,” he said.
Highlighting the central government’s contributions, the Prime Minister mentioned ongoing projects that have benefited the people of Delhi. “The Government of India is investing significantly to improve the quality of life and travel for Delhi’s middle class. The metro now covers every corner of Delhi, and a vast network of national highways and expressways is being developed,” Modi noted.
In a pointed remark, the PM criticized AAP for allegedly adopting Congress’s negative practices, saying, “While it took Congress seven decades to bring destruction, AAP took just seven months to inherit its flaws, and in the last nine years, they have only intensified them.”
Thousands of BJP workers across 256 mandals, 70 constituencies, and 13,000 booths attended the event, as the party gears up for the Delhi elections scheduled for February 5. Vote counting will take place on February 8. With the ruling AAP, BJP, and Congress in contention, the national capital is set for a highly competitive three-way race.
In the 2020 assembly elections, AAP emerged victorious, winning 62 of 70 seats, while BJP secured only eight seats. Congress, once dominant in Delhi, has faced significant setbacks and failed to win any seats in the last two elections.