Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, made a shocking charge on Saturday, claiming that the BJP was trying to overthrow his administration by bribing seven MLAs from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) with Rs 25 crore. The leader of the AAP said that the BJP called the MLAs and said, “We will arrest Kejriwal after a few days.” We will then break the MLAs after that.” The Delhi Chief Minister was referred to as a “constant liar” by the BJP, which refuted the charges.
The AAP was tasked with naming the MLAs and the individuals who approached them with the proposal, but the BJP refuted the accusation. “Arvind Kejriwal is lying again, as he has been doing for the past seven times,” BJP leader Kapil Mishra declared. Never once has it been possible to determine who called them, what phone number was used, or where the meeting took place. He simply makes declarations before disappearing. He knows he doesn’t have the answers to the ED’s queries, which is why he keeps ignoring ED summonses even if his companions are in jail.”
Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, wrote on ‘X’ that “them” had gotten in touch with seven MLAs in his party and threatened to arrest the AAP leader shortly.
The callers purported to be in communication with 21 AAP MLAs, according to the chief minister of Delhi. Following the overthrow of the Delhi government, the MLAs were given ₹25 crore and a BJP ticket apiece to fight the elections. According to him, none of the seven AAP MLAs wanted to leave the party.
The BJP has launched ‘Operation Lotus 2.0’ in an attempt to overthrow Delhi’s democratically elected AAP government. The BJP has called seven AAP MLAs, informing them that Arvind Kejriwal will be detained shortly and that the AAP MLAs will then become polarised. They have contact with twenty-one of our MLAs, which we plan to use to overthrow the government in Delhi. Each of those seven MLAs has been promised ₹25 crores. The BJP uses Operation Lotus as a strategy to seize power in areas where democratic elections have not taken place. Examples of these states include Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, and Arunachal Pradesh, according to Atishi.
The chief minister of Delhi claims that during the last nine years, there have been many plots to overthrow the AAP administration in Delhi, but they have all failed.
