Sanchita Chatterjee, BS News Agency: On Tuesday, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal visited Tamil Nadu to campaign alongside the DMK, Congress, and Left parties. On Wednesday, he called Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee to express his support. ‘Mamata Didi is fighting one of the toughest battles’: Kejriwal calls Trinamool chief to extend support.
On Tuesday, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal visited Tamil Nadu to campaign alongside the DMK, Congress, and Left parties. On Wednesday, he called Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee to express his support. In a social media post, Kejriwal wrote: "Just spoke with Mamata Didi over the phone. I expressed my complete solidarity and support. She is fighting one of the toughest battles—one that is also among the most crucial battles for Indian democracy. Even after misusing all institutions, including the CEC (Central Election Commission), Modi-ji will lose."
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On Tuesday, Delhi's former Chief Minister, Kejriwal, visited Tamil Nadu to campaign alongside the DMK, Congress, and Left parties. There, he accused the BJP of engaging in the politics of polarization to create social division. On Wednesday, following his call to Mamata, he echoed the Trinamool's stance by accusing the Modi government of misusing central agencies for political gain. Last week, opposition parties united to thwart the Centre's initiative to implement women's reservation by increasing the number of Lok Sabha seats. Against this backdrop, many consider Kejriwal's increased activism within the opposition alliance to be "significant."
On Tuesday, Delhi's former Chief Minister, Kejriwal, visited Tamil Nadu to campaign alongside the DMK, Congress, and Left parties. There, he accused the BJP of engaging in the politics of polarization to create social division. On Wednesday, following his call to Mamata, he echoed the Trinamool's stance by accusing the Modi government of misusing central agencies for political gain. Last week, opposition parties collectively thwarted the central government's initiative to introduce women's reservation by increasing the number of Lok Sabha seats. Against this backdrop, many consider Kejriwal's heightened activity within the opposition alliance to be "significant."