Delhi: Union Min Dr Harsh Vardhan slams AAP, says 'people want to get rid of it'

Union Minister of Science & Techlogy, Family Welfare and Earth Sciences, Dr Harsh Vardhan reiterated that Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP government in Delhi h  chances of getting back to power in upcoming Assembly elections. He furr said that BJP h a strong chance of winning in upcoming 2020 Assembly elections due to work done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Centre.  Assembly elections in Delhi will be held in a single phase on February 8 while results will be anunced on February 11, Election Commission of India said on Monday. 

Harsh Vardhan on AAP’s chances of winning Delhi 

Union Minister Dr Harch Vardhan while talking about AAP’s chances of winning Delhi Assembly Elections said, “Kejriwal government is a failed one. This government got 67 out of 70 seats in last Assembly elections in 2015 and just 6 months back it lost on 65 of 70 Assembly segments in Lok Sabha elections. It's candidates even lost ir deposits on many seats and ir vote share dipped sharply. All this indicates that people have realised  truth about it.”  

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“Most of ir MLAs and policies were deeply drowned in corruption and scandals, people are desperately wanting to get rid of this government in state. BJP's greatest strength is that despite having to work with Delhi government which was t cooperating, we did a commendable job through Narendra Modi-led Centre. BJP's contributions to Delhi are astromical.” 

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Election Commission of India in its press conference, on Monday, stated that National Capital of Delhi will cast its votes in a single phase for assembly elections on February 8, Saturday. counting of votes for assembly polls will take place on February 11. last day of filing minations for candidates will be on January 21 and last day to withdraw minations will be for January 24. 

ECI in its press dress, also stated that  Model Code of Conduct for Delhi will be brought into effect immediately, and candidates will be given 15 days to carry out campaigning activities for polls.  

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(With ANI Inputs)