Conflict Over Cabinet: BJP's Struggle to Honor Election Promises

Atishi, the outgoing Delhi Chief Minister, accused BJP legislators of internal conflicts over ministerial roles, alleging excuses to dodge election pledges. She highlighted AAP's budget achievements while demanding BJP fulfill promises, such as a stipend to women. Voter trust is at stake amid BJP's delayed leadership formation.

Atishi, the outgoing Chief Minister of Delhi, addressed media on Friday, highlighting intra-party conflicts among BJP MLAs over the allocation of ministerial portfolios. She accused BJP of making excuses to shirk responsibilities stemming from its electoral promises.

During the briefing, Atishi alleged BJP leaders were brawling over ministerial positions with the intent to exploit public resources. She contended that BJP had no intention of fulfilling the election pledges highlighted in its manifesto.

Atishi emphasized the financial ingenuity during AAP's tenure, pointing out the growth of Delhi's budget from Rs 31,000 crore in 2014-15 to Rs 77,000 crore in 2024-25. She urged BJP to quickly implement its promises, including providing a stipend to women.