Rahul Gandhi Targets BJP, AAP Over Yamuna Issues; Kejriwal Promises Welfare for Government Servants

Rahul Gandhi criticized both BJP and AAP for alleged ineffectiveness and dishonesty in Delhi, focusing on Yamuna's water quality as a key issue. Arvind Kejriwal countered by announcing welfare initiatives for government servants, including registration portals, healthcare facilities, and insurance benefits, ahead of the upcoming Delhi assembly elections.

As the Delhi assembly elections approach, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi took aim at both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) at a rally in the Badli Assembly Constituency, Delhi. He accused both parties of spreading misinformation, particularly over the issue of pollution in the Yamuna River.

At the rally, Gandhi criticized Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, alleging that his promises to clean the Yamuna River were hollow. He likened Kejriwal's tactics to those of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suggesting both leaders engage in deceitful practices.

In response, Kejriwal unveiled a series of welfare measures for government servants, introducing initiatives such as a servant registration platform and guarantees of housing and insurance. These announcements come as Delhi prepares for elections, with voting set for February 5 and results expected on February 8.

(With inputs from agencies.)