Kejriwal Criticizes BJP's Delhi Manifesto, Labels It a Copy of AAP Policies

The AAP chief accuses BJP of lacking a vision for Delhi while promising to continue AAP's welfare schemes if elected.

Arvind Kejriwal claims BJP's manifesto for Delhi elections mirrors AAP's welfare policies, describing it as an endorsement of his governance model.
BJP's manifesto includes promises such as ₹2,500 monthly aid for women, ₹21,000 for pregnant women, and subsidized LPG cylinders, which Kejriwal says are 'revdis' or freebies.
Kejriwal challenges Prime Minister Modi to publicly approve BJP's promises, contrasting them with Modi's past criticism of freebie culture.
The BJP defends its manifesto, emphasizing women's welfare and accusing AAP of corruption, including allegations against Mohalla Clinics.
Delhi Assembly elections are scheduled for February 5, with results to be announced on February 8, setting the stage for a three-way contest between AAP, BJP, and Congress.