
BJP IT department chief Amit Malviya released a video on X in which Arvind Kejriwal is heard saying in Hindi that people who came onto the streets came to “thokna” (take on)…
BJP IT department chief Amit Malviya released a video on X in which Arvind Kejriwal is heard saying in Hindi that people who came onto the streets came to “thokna” (take on) PM Modi, not just to demand Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Malviya alleged the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar was an AAP-sponsored political project, not about education reforms or the NEET paper leak. PTI has not independently verified the video.
BJP leaders Swati Maliwal and Kapil Mishra condemned the remark as inciting violence and using Maoist-style language. Virendra Sachdeva said Kejriwal had gone crazy. Neither AAP nor Kejriwal has responded yet. Malviya claimed CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke had deep links with AAP but “went rogue” after the protest.
BJP is spinning one video snippet to paint the entire CJP protest as an AAP plot, but it hasn't produced proof that Abhijeet Dipke took party funds. The AAP boss's own crude language, if authentic, is indefensible, it hands his rivals a ready-made weapon. The real test: will Kejriwal deny the video or confirm his words? Until then, both sides are trading unverified claims.
Source: newindianexpress.com
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