Delhi: On the 6th day of the foundation, CM Kejriwal opposes the work of the PAA to the BJP

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said Monday that although residents of the capital consider him an honest leader, one can not say so much of the Prime Minister. "I believe God has given us 67 seats, because Amit Shah will not let us survive otherwise. CBI raided our ministers, the police raided my home. CBI raided my office, Modiji looked at 400 of our files … Modiji tried all the stuff in the book, but found nothing against us. The Prime Minister of the country gave me a certificate of honesty. Today, the people of Delhi can say with pride that our CM is honest, but can the citizens of the country say that our Prime Minister is honest? ", Said Kejriwal.

Speaking on the sixth day of the PAA's founding, Kejriwal said It can not be a mere coincidence if the party was formed on day of the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1949. This simply indicates that the party has the objective
to protect "the permanent attack" on constitutional values, he said. 19659006] "Many people had predicted our end before we even started." They had said that except for Kejriwal, everyone (other AAP leaders) would lose their deposits (in the 2013 Assembly elections). the AAP formed the government less than a year after its formation, "said CM
Kejriwal said that the BJP and Congress had spared no effort to create difficulties for the PSA government since coming to power. "Raised" by AAP efforts to eradicate corruption during his 49 days in office, the "Prime Minister took control of our anti-corruption branch by sending paramilitary forces," he said.

Kejriwal also suggested that the prime minister's role in the deal with Rafale was under a cloud and claimed that the prime minister had facilitated the exit of besieged business magnates, Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi, from the country. He also called on people to compare the work done during Modi's tenure as CM of Gujarat in relation to the achievements of the government of AAP.

Earlier in the day, Kejriwal also spoke at a convention of government employees in Ramlila Maidan, who called for the restoration of the old man. pension plan, which does not apply to officials appointed after December 31, 2003. The pensions of government employees in Delhi fall under the government of the Union, said Kejriwal, pointing out that only the Center could restore the old regime. Later, a resolution was pbaded at the Delhi badembly asking the Center to restore it.