Virendraa Sachdeva Criticizes Kejriwal, Says He Has No ‘Status’ To Address RSS Chief

On Wednesday, Delhi BJP president Virendraa Sachdeva sharply criticized Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal for his letter to Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat. He claimed that Kejriwal had no ‘status’ to even address the RSS leader.

Accusing Kejriwal of misusing his position, Sachdeva told ANI, “Apki aukaat nahi hai ki aap Sarsanghchalak ji se baat bhi kar sake (You have no status (or standing) to even talk to the RSS chief). Forget about taking his name. Stay on the topic and tell how you have worked to loot Delhi. Apologize from the people of Delhi for the same.”

Sachdeva Accuses Kejriwal Of Ties To Terrorists; Ford Foundation Funding

Sachdeva also hit out at Kejriwal for alleged ties to ‘terrorists’ in Canada and for taking money from organizations such as the Ford Foundation. He claimed that Kejriwal’s focus was on diverting attention from critical matters like corruption and failures in governance.

Sachdeva asserted, “I want to just say this to Kejriwal that you should not deviate from the issue. When you take money from the Ford Foundation or terrorists in Canada, do you ask the RSS chief? Did you ask anyone when you betrayed the mothers and sisters in Punjab and Delhi by not giving them a penny in the name of Mahila Samman Yojana? Your work is to betray and deviate from the issues.”

Furthermore, Sachdeva also claimed that Kejriwal permits ‘illegal immigrants’ to remain in Delhi and accused the former Chief Minister of undermining the constitution and democracy.

“You allow illegal immigrants from Bangladesh to stay in Delhi. You allow illegal Rohingyas. Do you ask anyone? You murder the constitution and democracy, day and night, jis tarah aap desh ke tukde karne ki baat karte hain (when you talk about breaking the country into pieces). Do you ask the RSS chief about this?” he further added.

Lashing out at Kejriwal, the BJP leader advised the former CM to focus on the resolutions he suggested to improve his life.

“On the first day of the New Year, I wrote a letter to Arvind Kejriwal because people resolve to leave their bad habits. I have also asked Kejriwal to focus on the five resolutions suggested by me. I told him if he focuses on these resolutions, his life will improve,” Sachdeva said.

Letter To Kejriwal: Urging Resolutions For Change

Earlier on the same day, Sachdeva sent a letter to Kejriwal, urging him to leave behind ‘bad habits of lying and cheating’.

In his letter, the BJP leader wrote, “All of us, since our childhood, take a resolution on New Year’s Day to give up bad habits and do something good and new. Today, on the first day of New Year 2025, all the people of Delhi hope that you will bring about meaningful change in yourself by giving up your bad habits of lying and cheating.”

He urged Kejriwal to make five resolutions, including apologizing to the people of Delhi for promoting liquor.

The BJP leader also called on Kejriwal to stop making ‘false’ promises and stop playing with the sentiments of women, the elderly, and religious groups.

“I trust you will never swear falsely on your children again. You will publicly apologise for the false assurances given regarding the cleaning of Mother Yamuna and the unpardonable crime of corruption. You will pledge not to meet donations from anti-national forces or take donations for political gains,” Sachdeva added.

Meanwhile, AAP leader Sanjay Singh dismissed the BJP’s remarks, claiming that the BJP’s accusations were not serious.

He stated that Delhi residents would mock the BJP for questioning Kejriwal, who, according to him, had provided free electricity, water, education, and healthcare to the people of Delhi.

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