'Stop taking their questions': Why Kejriwal tore into 'finished' Congress in Gujarat

AAP's national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is in Gujarat to campaign for assembly polls later this year, claimed that Congress party is ‘finished’ in Gujarat. 

This came after Kejriwal responded to a reporter’s question regarding Congress' allegation that AAP government of Punjab is spending crores in vertisements for Gujarat though it is on brink of bankruptcy and has money even to provide salaries.

While giving an answer to Congress’ allegation, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal said, “Congress is finished. You should stop taking ir questions. People more care about ir questions.”

It is pertinent to mention that Kejriwal has been making multiple trips to Gujarat after AAP’s victory in Punjab earlier this year. Lately, Kejriwal has been pitching AAP as BJP’s primary opponent. He has been urging voters t to ‘waste ir votes’ on Congress. 

AAP debuted in Gujarat in 2017 Assembly polls. However, party failed to open its account. Meanwhile, Congress h put up a strong challenge to BJP, winning 77 seats and restricting ruling party to 99 of Gujarat's 182 seats.

Kejriwal has been anuncing a slew of 'freebie' guarantees during his multiple visits to Gujarat in recent past. Some of m include free electricity up to 300 units per month, allowances for women and unemployed youth, free and quality healthcare and education and creation of jobs.