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AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said his party has 'dharma' with it and asked people to decide whether they are with 'dharma' or 'adharma'.
Addressing a public meeting in Haryana's Kurukshetra Lok Sabha constituency, the Delhi chief minister urged people to vote for his party candidate Sushil Gupta from the seat.
BJP खुलकर कह रही है कि उनकी 370 Seat आ रही हैं, उन्हें आपके वोट नहीं चाहिए।
— AAP (@AamAadmiParty) March 10, 2024
हमें आपके वोट चाहिए, मैं दिल्ली से आपके पैर छूकर, आशीर्वाद लेकर वोट माँगने आया हूँ
सुशील गुप्ता घर-घर जाकर आपसे वोट माँग रहे हैं तो आप हमें ही वोट देना।
- CM @ArvindKejriwal… pic.twitter.com/BrzujR7gdk
The AAP and the Congress will fight the Lok Sabha polls in alliance in Haryana. Under the tie-up, the AAP will contest from the lone Kurukshetra seat out of total 10 parliamentary seats in the state.
Addressing the gathering, Kejriwal invoked the Mahabharata and said Kurukshetra is a pious land where the 'dharmayudh' was fought.
'Pandavas' had won it despite 'Kauravas' having everything, said the AAP convener who was accompanied by Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
"What Pandavas had? Lord Shri Krishna was with them," he said.
"Today, what we have with us. We are too small. Lord Shri Krishna is with us," said Kejriwal.
Referring to the BJP-led Centre, Kejriwal said, "They have everything. They have all the powers. They have IB, CBI, ED."
"We have our 'dharma' (righteousness) with us. It is a fight of 'dharma' and 'adharma' (non-righteousness) and you have to decide whether you are with 'dharma' or 'adharma'," Kejriwal told the gathering.
He said the BJP says that it is winning 370 seats in the Lok Sabha polls. "They are openly saying they do not need your votes."
"I came from Delhi to seek your votes with folded hands. Sushil Gupta ji is going door to door to seek your votes. We need your votes to win elections. They (BJP) do not need your votes," said Kejriwal.
The Delhi CM further said there are two types of people in the country. One is a "desh bhakt" and the other is "andh bhakt".
"Those who are 'desh bhakt' come with me...we don't need 'andh bhakt'," he said.
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