AAP's Arvind Kejriwal Has Trained His Guns on the BJP Ahead of the Delhi Assembly Polls
The former Delhi Chief Minister has attacked the BJP on a number of fronts, including over the induction of his former comrade-at-arms Kiran Bedi into its ranks.
On January 16, Mr Kejriwal addressed a press conference in which he accused Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay of being part of a company that supplied meters to power distribution companies.
Mr Kejriwal has also attacked the BJP over its recent induction of Kiran Bedi, the former IPS officer and Mr Kejriwal's comrade-at-arms in the Anna Hazare-led India Against Corruption movement, claiming the move proved that the Modi wave had weakened.
Mr Kejriwal also attacked journalist and former party colleague Shazia Ilmi, who joined the BJP a day after Ms Bedi. Another former AAP face to join the saffron party was former lawmaker Vinod Kumar Binny.
Mr Kejriwal sparked a fresh row on Sunday, while addressing an election rally, where he appealed to the voters to "take bribes" from the BJP and Congress, but vote for the AAP.
