As per report ahead of the february 8 assembly elections, a war of words has broken out between delhi chief minister arvind kejriwal and home minister amit shah who are busy campaigning on delhi streets. Hence from verbal duel on schools and CCTVs to wi-fi, the two leaders have been hitting out at each other's parties over developmental issues in Delhi.
Furthermore Shah asked the delhi cm about the number of schools he had built in the last five years and how many CCTV cameras were installed. The home minister said that the Aam Aadmi party had promised 15 lakh cameras but only a few were spotted on roads. Kejriwal, whose twitter account has recently turned witty, was quick with his response: "I'm glad you saw 'some' CCTV cameras. A few days ago, you said that no camera was installed. Take some time out, will show you the school too. I am very happy that the people of delhi have changed the politics. Now, the bjp has to ask for votes on CCTV, schools and unauthorised colonies here."
Moreover opposition parties have been attacking the AAP led delhi government for giving "freebies" ahead of polls after it announced schemes like free bus rides for women and 200 units of free electricity. The election is likely to witness a three-cornered contest involving the ruling Aam Aadmi party, the bjp and the Congress. In the 2015 polls, arvind kejriwal had led the AAP to a unprecedented victory with his party bagging 67 seats, leaving just three seats for the BJP.
