Delhi's Chhath Celebrations: A Political Tug-of-War
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi criticized the BJP and the Delhi Development Authority for obstructing Chhath festival preparations, accusing them of having an anti-Purvanchal mentality. She highlighted the AAP government's efforts over the past decade to enhance the festival's celebrations across the city, marking it a significant event for the Purvanchali community.
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Delhi Chief Minister Atishi launched a scathing attack on the BJP on Monday, accusing the party of hindering Chhath festivities in the capital, a move she labeled as 'anti-Purvanchal.'
The accusations extend to the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), which she claims, is obstructing preparations in a South Delhi locality, despite the festival's importance to the Purvanchali community.
Atishi highlighted the AAP government's decade-long commitment to the festival, boasting a dramatic increase in Chhath ghat sites from 60 to over 1,000, ensuring widespread worship across Delhi.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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