Delhi Law and Order Becomes Flashpoint Between AAP and BJP

Arvind Kejriwal accuses BJP-led Centre of failing to ensure safety in Delhi, while BJP counters with allegations of AAP's governance failures.

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal criticized the BJP-led central government for a deteriorating law and order situation in Delhi, likening it to Mumbai's underworld-dominated 1990s.
Kejriwal highlighted rising gang violence, extortion calls, and shootings, claiming Delhi has become the 'most unsafe capital in the world.'
The BJP dismissed Kejriwal's claims as exaggerated, accusing him of diverting attention from AAP's governance issues, including infrastructure and public safety failures.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi Marlena accused the BJP of obstructing AAP's initiatives, alleging a conspiracy to hinder Kejriwal's governance through his prior arrest.
The debate intensifies as Delhi heads toward assembly elections, with law and order emerging as a key political battleground.