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Arvind Kejriwal shared a circular issued by the office of the Additional Director General of Police (DGP), Armed Unit, regarding deployment of SRPF for Delhi election.
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Delhi Election 2025 is scheduled for February 5. The results will be announced on February 8. While AAP has won last two elections, the BJP has been out of power in Delhi for 27 years.
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Verma also unveiled his proposals for the riverfront, including setting up water treatment plants along the 28 kilometers of the river where drains empty into it, creating permanent ghats on both sides, and planting nearly 10 lakh trees to help purify the water.
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The AAP's allegations came a day after the Punjab Police withdrew the security cover it provided to Kejriwal following directives from the Delhi Police and the Election Commission of India.
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The Congress leaders alleged that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has destroyed Delhi's world-class infrastructure and turned it into a garbage
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Noting that there has been an inordinate delay on part of the incumbent Delhi government in tabling the various CAG reports, the court, however, refused to pass directions for a special sitting of the Assembly to be called to table them.
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The AAP government in Delhi has objected to the Opposition's demand, stating that there was no urgency to table the CAG reports at this stage when the Delhi assembly elections were due to be held soon.
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Addressing a rally in Delhi's Kirari, the UP CM said can the AAP leader along with his cabinet colleague take a dip in Yamuna as Yogi with his cabinet colleagues took a holy dip at the Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj, praying for global welfare.
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The AAP, BJP as well as the Congress have announced a slew of welfare measures ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections scheduled for February 5.
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Congress, on its part, doesn’t have a ground presence in Delhi anymore. There is a mindset among people that voting for Congress is wasting their vote. In Delhi, the election is a direct fight between AAP and BJP, says Delhi CM.
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The Congress has decided to ditch its soft-handed approach against Arvind Kejriwal and has decided to take on AAP as it ramps up its campaign for the Delhi elections.
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BJP considers the middle class to be the backbone of the country's economy. Understanding the aspirations of the middle class, we are creating every modern facility from education to health, says PM Modi.
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While putting forward the demands, Kejriwal said that the middle class is the victim of 'tax terrorism' and has become an 'ATM' for the Centre. Kejriwal said that he and his party would take issued of middle class from roads to Parliament.
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I accept the demands of the Dhobi community and announce that if our government is formed, the Delhi government will establish a Dhobi Samuday Welfare Board, says Kejriwal.
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Lashing out at the Centre, Arvind Kejriwal said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has taken over the BJP’s campaign and accused the Delhi Police of aiding it.
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The ruling Aam Aadmi Party, the BJP and the Congress have lined up a slew of promises ahead of the February 5 polls in Delhi.
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Five years ago, 672 candidates had fought the Delhi Assembly polls
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Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on her 'X' handle criticised the verdict, and vowed to appeal against it before the High Court.
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Thakur also criticised the AAP government for failing to implement the Jal Jeevan Mission in Delhi, reiterating the BJP's commitment to improving infrastructure and welfare if voted to power.
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"In the last 10 years, the BJP government has eliminated middlemen and implemented public welfare schemes through DBT. Modi government's policy towards corruption is zero tolerance," said Thakur at BJP manifesto conference.
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The former Delhi CM is contesting the elections from the New Delhi seat against the sons of two former Delhi CMs - Congress' Sandeep Dikshit (son of Sheila Dikshit) and BJP's Parvesh Verma (son of Sahib Singh Verma).
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Tahir Hussain, an AIMIM candidate in the Delhi elections, was booked in the murder case of Intelligence Bureau staffer Ankit Sharma during the 2020 North-East Delhi riots.
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Addressing the press, AAP leader Sanjay Singh said at the presser, "The BJP is unable to defeat us in the assembly polls, so they are resorting to such tactics to remove Arvind Kejriwal from their way." The alleged attack has sparked a fresh political slugfest between the two parties as Delhi gears up for the February 5 elections.
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The AAP supremo, a self-proclaimed 'Hanuman Bhakt,' filed his nomination papers from the New Delhi seat after praying at the Valmiki Temple and Prachin Hanuman Mandir
