If you press the wrong button by mistake, you will get electricity bills worth thousands,” he warned the gathering.

Criticising the BJP’s handling of law and order, Kejriwal said, “The BJP controls policing in Delhi, and they’ve ruined it. Gang wars are rampant, and women, children, and businessmen are unsafe. People are receiving extortion calls demanding crores.”

Arvind Kejriwal acknowledged his failure to fulfill three key promises: cleaning the Yamuna, providing clean drinking water, and improving road standards. He pledged to complete these projects in the next five years if re-elected in the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls.

Arvind Kejriwal condemns violent campaign strategies after an alleged attack on his vehicle, accusing BJP candidate Parvesh Verma in the New Delhi constituency. Kejriwal maintains that his focus remains on serving the country and proposes a housing scheme for government employees to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Arvind Kejriwal claimed that a stone attack on his car was a conspiracy by the BJP to eliminate him. AAP accused BJP of orchestrating the attack

Sharing a clip of the incident, the AAP wrote on 'X', "Fearing defeat, BJP panicked, got its goons to attack Arvind Kejriwal. BJP candidate Pravesh Verma's goons attacked Arvind Kejriwal with bricks and stones while he was campaigning and tried to hurt him so that he could not campaign."

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has accused the BJP of adopting AAP's welfare schemes in their election manifesto.

As Delhi gears up for the 2025 elections, Arvind Kejriwal accuses the BJP of plagiarizing AAP's welfare promises. With both parties promising cash schemes for women, the election landscape is heating up.