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MCD Election 2017: Unfurl BJPs victory flag in Delhi too, Amit Shah tells party workers

According To India Vote Kar
BJP chief Amit Shah today launched a blistering attack on the AAP alleging that corruption has flourished under the Kejriwal government and people must teach it a lesson.

Addressing BJP workers ahead of the MCD elections, Shah referred to party’s victories in the recent assembly polls and said a win the civic elections will help catapult the party to power in the national capital.

Pointing to an India map near the dais, Shah said while the country is being painted in “saffron”, Delhi continues to remain a “white spot” and asked the party workers to ensure BJP’s victory in the civic polls.

After 2014, BJP has won nearly everywhere, except Delhi and Bihar. Today BJP workers will go back with a resolve to plug the gaps and so that the BJP’s victory flag is unfurled in the national capital, he said.
Targeting the Delhi government, Shah accused Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of getting into fights with the Centre for political reasons.

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