Arvind Kejriwal splurged on himself at expense of Delhiites, says Amit Shah
Amit Shah accused Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal of splurging on his official residence when he was the Delhi chief minister, instead of focusing on the welfare of the citizens.
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Shah alleged that the AAP government had denied development to Delhi's citizens for the past 10 years even as Kejriwal focused on building a "sheeshmahal" for himself and indulging in luxuries he had criticised before joining politics.
Shah was speaking in New Delhi Saturday at the inauguration of a new working women's hostel block, 'Sushma Bhawan', in memory of Sushma Swaraj, the former Delhi CM and external affairs minister who passed away in 2019. He said Swaraj will always be a source of inspiration for empowering, organising and motivating women across the nation.
The home minister also virtually inaugurated a veterinary hospital at Moti Bagh in Delhi.
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