New Delhi: As Delhi is gearing up to form a new government through its state assembly elections, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is putting all possible effort to return to power in the national capital.
Top BJP leaders including Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Chief Minister and former Chief Ministers of BJP ruled states are taking part in the campaigning for Delhi Assembly elections to seek votes for their party candidates.
Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan addressed a public gathering in Delhi's Ballimaran Legislative Assembly constituency on Monday to seek votes for BJP candidate Lata Sodhi.
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Speaking exclusively to EV Bharat, former CM Chauhan said that the people of Delhi are unilaterally standing with the Bharatiya Janata Party as they have complete faith in the governance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Targetting Arvind Kejriwal, Chauhan said that Delhi Chief Minister has only cheated the people of Delhi following which they have developed a sense of awakening.
The former chief minister also alleged that doctors do not turn up to the Mohalla clinics maintained by Kejriwal government, dogs are seen sleeping inside the premises and there is no proper availability of medicines in these clinics.
Attacking the state government, Chauhan said that increasing pollution in Delhi is a huge problem and the Chief Minister has not taken any no concrete steps to take the situation under control.
Claiming to bring an absolute majority in the upcoming Assembly elections, Shivraj Singh Chauhan said that BJP will form government in Delhi on February 11.
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