BJP Claims AAP's Days in Punjab Are Numbered Amid Internal Strife

BJP leader Dushyant Gautam claims Punjab seeks liberation from AAP as discontent brews among MLAs. Allegations surface against Arvind Kejriwal's leadership, marked by protests and accusations of corruption. Critics argue Punjab is being used as a 'personal ATM,' intensifying the call for political change.

Amid growing discontent within the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dushyant Gautam predicts an imminent end to AAP's influence in the state. Gautam asserts that the people of Punjab feel they have been deceived and desire political liberation from AAP.

Adding fuel to the fire, BJP National Spokesperson RP Singh highlighted internal unrest within AAP, especially after Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's recent loss in the Delhi Assembly election. Singh pointed out notable absenteeism during a crucial meeting in Delhi, where four out of 94 MLAs failed to attend, and calls emerged for the removal of Bhagwant Mann as chief minister.

Further intensifying the controversy, Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal criticized AAP for treating Punjab like a 'personal ATM,' alleging rampant corruption and unauthorized sand mining activities. Maliwal accused Kejriwal of focusing on Punjab post his electoral defeat in Delhi, questioning what benefits Kejriwal has delivered to Punjab.