Delhi Congress Slams AAP, BJP Over Capital's 'Living Hell'

As campaigning wraps up for the November 30 municipal bypolls, Delhi Congress criticizes AAP and BJP, alleging governance failures in pollution control, civic maintenance, and public safety. Congress leaders highlight issues like crime rise and deteriorating infrastructure, urging voters to support Congress for change.

With the municipal bypoll campaigning concluding on Friday for 12 wards, the Delhi Congress has launched a vehement attack on both the AAP and BJP, accusing them of letting Delhi down on critical issues such as pollution and civic maintenance.

At a press conference in the Constitution Club, Delhi Congress president Devendra Yadav encouraged voters to back the Congress party, alleging that AAP and BJP's 12 years of governance has turned the capital into 'a living hell.' He cited pollution, infrastructure decay, and rising crime as major concerns.

Senior Congress figures argued that their tenure provided significant improvements in public services and infrastructure, contrasting past achievements with today's alleged governance failures. They demand action against persisting issues like women's safety and economic inequality.