Arvind Kejriwal former Chief Minister of Delhi is known for his simple and modest government. However, his reputation has now been questioned by BJP members. The BJP has criticized the Delhi former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal saying that he has a gold-plated toilet seat and wash basin. Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva has criticized Kejriwal for using public tax for personal luxuries. Sachdeva also said that tomorrow BJP workers will direct the gherao at Kejriwal House.
#WATCH | Delhi BJP President Virendraa Sachdeva says, “…Tomorrow morning BJP workers will gherao the residence of Arvind Kejriwal…Where did you get the money from, for this gold-plated toilet seat and wash basin? Because this is not ‘halal’ money, this is ‘dalal’ money. This… pic.twitter.com/y54dewCcHX
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What BJP President Virendra Sachdeva Said
BJP President Virendra Sachdeva on social media X said ” Where did you get the money from, for this gold-plated toilet seat and wash basin? Because this is not ‘halal’ money, this is ‘dalal’ money. This is the money which you get from the people and spend on your personal luxuries. He also said that tomorrow morning, BJP workers will surround Kejriwal’s house in protest.
He also mentioned that it is a misuse of taxpayer money. The people of Delhi and BJP workers want answers about this black money.
BJP raised this issue at the crucial time of upcoming assembly elections in 2025. BJP said that this incident show how the AAP government failed to fulfill its promise to stay loyal to Delhi people.
What Co-Incharge Said
Co-incharge of Delhi BJP, Alka Gurjar also stated that, AAP shouldn’t be allowed to misuse public funds as it directly impacts the taxpayers. Kejriwal will have to give an account of using public funds for his luxuries.
AAP’s Reaction On the Issue
The AAP has not said or commented anything about the issue yet but current Chief Minister Atishi earlier said that if needed BJP can take over the Flagstaff Road bungalow. She can serve the people of Delhi from street.
