Dynamite News Delhi Polls: AAP, BJP trade accusations over tempering with electoral list, know the full story
The BJP has accused the AAP of relying on fake voters to retain power in Delhi. On the other hand, AAP has alleged that the BJP-led central government is deliberately removing Delhi voters from the electoral rolls. Read further on Dynamite News:
New Delhi: War of words erupted between BJP and AAP over electoral list in Delhi, with both parties accusing each other of adding fake voters to the voters list to manipulate the electoral outcome in the upcoming Assembly Elections.
Arvind Kejriwal
The BJP has accused the AAP of relying on fake voters to retain power in Delhi and engaging in illegal tactics such as manipulating voter lists and settling unauthorized voters. On the other hand, Ex-Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal led-AAP has alleged that the BJP-led central government is deliberately removing Delhi voters from the electoral rolls.
Arvind Kejriwal has accused the BJP of deliberately allowing infiltration across the Bangladesh border.
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AAP spokesperson
Meanwhile, AAP spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar alleged that the BJP had made several attempts to remove voters from the rolls, particularly targeting people from Purvanchal. She claimed that the BJP filed over 11,000 applications to delete names from the voter list and submitted 5,500 applications in the New Delhi constituency alone to cut votes while adding 7,000 new names.
Virendra Sachdeva
BJP Delhi state president Virendra Sachdeva responded strongly, accusing AAP of fabricating fake voter entries. He claimed that AAP was getting names of respected citizens removed from the voter lists, and their desperation was now evident.
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The controversy over fake voters continues to escalate, with both parties levelling serious allegations against each other. While the truth behind these accusations remains unclear, it is evident that all political parties are striving to win voter sympathy and secure their vote banks in the upcoming elections.