Kejriwal pitches for AAP’S achievements
the law violates the country’s secular nature by excluding a particular religious group from its ambit, as has the iron-fisted approach adopted by police in some states to quell protests against the legislation.
In Delhi over the past few weeks, repeated protests have erupted resulting in demonstrators clashing with the police against the new citizenship law. Protests are organised against the controversial legislation almost every day since.
One such protest near south Delhi’s Jamia Milia Islamia earlier this month had turned violent, in which three DTC buses
NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday urged the residents of Delhi’s unauthorised colonies not to believe promises from other political parties till they get the registered documents of property in their hands.
“And remember that whoever
AMIT SHAH, Union home minister gives you the registry, only they are responsible for getting the unauthorised colonies regularised,” the Delhi chief minister said as he answered a volley of question in an interaction with people during a Town Hall in central Delhi’s Constitution Club.
Answering a volley of question on his governance, ranging from women’s safety to free health facility and subsidised power,
It is time to punish the tukde tukde gang, which is responsible for the violence in the streets of the national capital with the help of the Congress.
In Parliament, no one was willing to say anything (on CAA). Later they started spreading misinformation and disrupted peace in Delhi