Delhi will be freed illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingyas: Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday described AAP as 'Aawaidh Aamdaniwali Party', and alleged that it did nothing but spread lies to get votes and indulged in corruption in its 10-year rule in Delhi under Arvind Kejriwal's leadership. He further urged the people to evict the AAP from power and vowed to make the national capital free from illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingyas if BJP won the Delhi elections.

Addressing a public meeting in the Narela Assembly constituency on Sunday, Shah promised that the BJP will fulfil all its poll promises and make Delhi world's number one capital. He further accused the AAP government of sheltering illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingyas with the district administration's help.

"The entire Delhi is today struggling with supply of dirty water and waterlogging. The schools have been finished. There aren't adequate facilities in the hospitals," he alleged.

Shah lashed out at AAP pointing out that the governance in Delhi worsened over the past decade under Kejriwal's rule, while BJP-led states witnessed progress under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Asserting that PM Modi always does what he says, Shah remarked the country has "blessed" him by reposing faith in him and making him the PM for the third consecutive term.

"Bless him once in Delhi too. Delhi will become the number one capital in the world… Make Khatri sahab (BJP candidate from Narela) victorious. The time has come for them (AAP) to go," Shah appealed.

"I promise you that you make the BJP win, and within two years we will free Delhi from illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingiyas," he further said, as he alleged AAP's involvement in "scams" worth crores of rupees when it ruled the city.

"The (former) education minister (Manish Sisodia) opened liquor shops near schools, temples and gurdwaras to spoil the younger generation, besides indulging in corruption worth crores of rupees. But at the end, both 'Bade Miya' (Kejriwal) and 'Chote Miya' (Sisodia) were put in jail," the Home Minister said.