Delhi Assembly Elections: Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal made a big statement on Thursday (January 30) about the Election Commission and the Chief Election Commissioner. He said, ‘The Election Commission is doing politics. Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar is looking for a job after retirement, so he is doing politics.
Kejriwal targeted Election Commissioner
In the press conference, former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said, ‘If the Chief Election Commissioner has to do politics, then he should contest from any assembly seat in Delhi. I do not think the Election Commission may have been so messed up. I know he will put me in jail in two days. I’m not afraid. The country has never seen such elections before.
Election Commission asked 5 questions to Kejriwal on this issue
Arvind Kejriwal’s difficulties are not being named after the poisoning statement in Yamuna before the election. The Election Commission has asked 5 questions to AAP chief Kejriwal on this issue and asked to reply till 11 am tomorrow.
1. Which poison was added by the Haryana government to the Yamuna river?
2. Provide evidence about the amount of poison, nature and method of discovery so that it could be established that there could have been a massacre
3. Where was the poison found?
4. Where and how did the engineers of Delhi Jal Board discovery?
5. What method did engineers adopt to prevent water from entering Delhi?
What is the dispute about Yamuna?
Significantly, while addressing an election rally on 27 January, former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal raised the issue of poor quality of water supplied by Haryana to Delhi. Kejriwal said, ‘To deprive people of water, there is no greater sin than this. The BJP wants to keep the people of Delhi thirsty with its dirty politics. They are mixing poison in the water being sent from Haryana.
