Swara Bhaskar campaigns in Delhi for 'AAP'

Film actor Swara Bhaskar who misses no opportunity in making anti-BJP anti-Modi overtones, appears to be less informed as to the size of Lower House of Indian Parliament for which elections are being held. During a campaign to support Aam Aadmi Party in New Delhi on Tuesday, she confidently claimed that the strength of Lok Sabha is 572 as against the true figure of 545.

New Delhi:Aam Adami Party supporter and Bollywood actor Swara Bhaskar apparently lacks enough knowledge as to the strength of the lower house of Indian parliament as she confidently claimed, during a roadshow for the ruling party in Delhi on Wednesday, that Lok Sabha is constituted of 572 members. She was in Delhi to campaign in favour of AAP candidate Atishi Marlena ahead of 6 th phase of ensuing general elections 2019 polling for which will be held on May 12.

Swara was accompanied by Gujarat Congres leader Jignesh Mevani in her campaign.

Swara and Jignesh reached Delhi's Lajpat Nagar Central Market to seek votes for Aam Aadmi Party candidate as they appealed people to press broom button on the EVMs on May 12.

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Swara asked people to elect an honest parliamentarian who can take up their cause with the government as she ranted against the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi with appeals that they have to pick right candidates for 572 member Lok Sabha. However, Swara was immediately snubbed by a section of the voters who corrected her and asked to keep herself updated.

Meanwhile several BJP supporters also allegedly pitched in the roadshow and picked an argument with Swara and Jignesh Mevani. They raised slogans in favour of BJP and shouted at the duo with remarks that they will vote only for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Speaking exclusively to ETV Bharat, Gujarat leader Jignesh Mevani said that AAP has provided basic amenities to everyone in the national capital and made a place in the hearts of the people of Delhi.

Mevani said people want a good leader who can provide them educational institutions and better health services.

When Mevani was questioned about Modi wave prevailing in the country, he said "there is no Modi wave as PM had made false promises and failed people".

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