New Delhi [India], January 25 (HBTV): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal, alleging that Aadhaar cards were being provided to Bangladeshi infiltrators through machines set up in the homes of AAP leaders.

The Uttar Pradesh CM stated, 'Bangladeshi infiltrators are being provided with Aadhaar cards through Aadhaar-making machines in the houses of AAP leaders.'

He further claimed that piles of garbage were visible on every street in Delhi and compared the conditions of Delhi’s roads to those in Noida. Addressing a public rally, CM Yogi said, 'These people have turned Delhi into a garbage dump. These days Arvind Kejriwal is repeatedly talking about Uttar Pradesh, but he should not forget that now people are looking at Uttar Pradesh as a model... They settled Bangladeshi infiltrators and Rohingyas here. These Bangladeshi infiltrators are being given Aadhaar cards through Aadhaar-making machines in the houses of Aam Aadmi Party leaders... Today, go and see the roads of Delhi and Noida, you will see the difference.'

CM Yogi also referred to the 2020 riots in Delhi. 'You must have seen how riots were carried out in Delhi in 2020, and the involvement of Aam Aadmi Party councillors and their MLAs in this entire conspiracy came to the fore. They are constantly playing with national security.'

Referring to Arvind Kejriwal, he added, 'The person who can betray his guru Anna Hazare will be an expert in betraying the public as well. They are betraying the country as well as the people.'

Meanwhile, AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal stated on Thursday that his priority would be to provide employment to the youth, assuring them that unemployment would be eliminated in Delhi.

'In the next five years, my priority will be to provide as much employment as possible. Our team is already working on the planning, and I hope that within five years, we will eliminate unemployment in Delhi,' Kejriwal said.

He added that over the past decade, his government has focused on resolving issues faced by common people. 'We have worked extensively in areas such as education, healthcare, electricity, water, roads, etc. However, it saddens me that our children, despite being educated, are sitting at home looking for jobs. Often, these children fall into bad company and get involved in crime, from which it becomes difficult to bring them back,' he stated.

The Delhi Assembly elections will take place in a single phase on February 5, with the counting of votes set for February 8. A total of 699 candidates are competing for 70 assembly seats in Delhi.

The Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 consecutive years, has faced significant setbacks in the last two assembly elections, failing to win any seats. In contrast, AAP dominated the 2015 and 2020 elections, winning 67 and 62 seats, respectively, while the BJP secured three and eight seats in these elections.

(ANI)