AAP launches a campaign accusing the BJP-led Center of demolishing Delhi's slums

AAP launches a campaign accusing the BJP-led Center of demolishing Delhi's slums

AAP launches a campaign accusing the BJP-led Center of demolishing Delhi's slums

Retaliating against the AAP, the BJP claimed that the Arvind Kejriwal administration had neglected to provide around 50,000 housing units meant for slum residents and had obstructed the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana's execution in Delhi.

He said that the demolition was proceeding against court orders and that the impacted individuals' rehabilitation was receiving no consideration.

Gopal Rai, the convenor of the AAP's Delhi branch, said on Saturday that the party would fight against the Centre's orders to destroy slums in the nation's capital and stage a demonstration outside the BJP headquarters. The AAP MLAs met and determined that the 'Save Ghar, Remove BJP' campaign will begin on Sunday in New Delhi.

According to Rai, on January 21, there will be a demonstration by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) outside the headquarters of the BJP here. AAP representatives would attend public meetings in slums as part of the "Save Ghar, Remove BJP" campaign, he added, to raise awareness against the BJP's proposal to destroy slums. He said that several property ownership agencies, particularly those under its control, had received orders from the BJP administration at the Center to eradicate Delhi's slums. At a news conference, he said, "It seems that the BJP is bent on making people homeless in this bitter cold." The BJP began destroying slum residents' homes after winning elections, despite her prior pledge to provide them housing."

He said that the demolition was proceeding against court orders and that the impacted individuals' rehabilitation was receiving no consideration. Retaliating against the AAP, the BJP claimed that the Arvind Kejriwal administration had neglected to provide around 50,000 housing units meant for slum residents and had obstructed the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana's execution in Delhi. Virendra Sachdeva, the president of the Delhi BJP, said that the AAP administration has responsibility for the matter brought up by the leaders of the AAP.