BJP and AAP Accuse Each Other of Electoral Fraud Ahead of Delhi Elections

The BJP alleges voter list manipulation by AAP, while AAP accuses BJP of vote deletions targeting marginalized groups.

The BJP claims AAP leaders and their families are involved in voter registration irregularities, including dual registrations in separate constituencies.
AAP accuses BJP of attempting to delete names of Dalit, Purvanchali, and slum-dwelling voters from electoral rolls, alleging a targeted campaign to disenfranchise marginalized communities.
Delhi BJP Chief Virendra Sachdeva unveiled a poster accusing AAP of using fake voters to retain power, while AAP dismissed the allegations as baseless.
Arvind Kejriwal wrote to RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat, questioning whether the RSS supports BJP's alleged actions, including cash distribution and voter deletions.
Both parties have intensified their campaigns with accusations and counter-accusations, as Delhi's assembly elections approach in February.