New Delhi:
In a blistering speech in New Delhi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah called Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal the nation’s greatest political vacillator. Shah accused Kejriwal of having seven outstanding cases against him in addition to a single corruption probe during a rally.
Kejriwal’s inconsistent behavior was challenged by Shah, who said that while on odd days he would denounce corruption, on even days he would stand with those who were corrupt. He praised Kejriwal’s blatant refusal to step down in the face of potential jail time in a corruption investigation.
In addition, Shah slammed Kejriwal for allegedly assaulting a female Rajya Sabha MP in the chief minister’s home, casting doubt on his capacity to defend women when he was unable to defend a member of his own party.
Shah reaffirmed India’s position on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) earlier in Karnal, stressing that it is Indian territory and will be regained. He emphasized that Article 370 has been revoked in Jammu and Kashmir and blamed the Congress’s appeasement policies for its continuation.
Shah attacked Mallikarjun Kharge, the head of the Congress, saying that at eighty years old, he still doesn’t understand the dynamics of the country. He declared that he was confident in Narendra Modi’s ability to lead and that Modi will become prime minister for a third time.
