Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal teamed up with SP supremo Akhilesh Yadav today in Lucknow, unleashing a blistering critique of the central government. Addressing the media, Kejriwal predicted a steep decline in BJP's upcoming election seats, indicating that the India Alliance is setting the stage for governance.
Kejriwal asserted, 'I had mentioned before that post the Lok Sabha elections, UP's Chief Minister Yogi will be removed. No BJP leader has commented on this, marking Yogi's removal as imminent. Should their side emerge victorious, Yogi Adityanath will be dethroned from the Chief Ministership within a few months. Yogi Adityanath is becoming a thorn in their side, hence preparation for his removal is underway.'
As the intense political battle unfolds, Kejriwal boldly claims BJP will secure far fewer than 220 seats, hinting at a major shift in the political landscape. Meanwhile, Yadav's statements echo a confident prediction of BJP's downfall amidst the current national sentiment.
Akhilesh Yadav conveyed, 'Looking at the nation's mood across the four phases, BJP stands defeated. Their initially strong 400-seats proclamation has dwindled to less than 143. It appears the public will leave BJP yearning even for those 140 seats.'
Further emphasizing the need to safeguard the constitution from BJP's alleged conspiracies, Yadav paints a picture of a transformative victory for the opposition, which, according to him, could lead to a facetious BJP venture—a university of falsehood post-defeat.
