Amit Shah attacks AAP, says Kejriwal-led party never does what it says

New Delhi, Feb 5: Stepping up the attack on AAP on the last day of campaigning for Delhi polls, BJP President Amit Shah charged that the Arvind Kejriwal-led party had received black money donations and also claimed it "never does what it says".

Saying that India's prestige had "risen globally" since BJP leader Narendra Modi's government had taken charge at the Centre, Shah asked the voters to not waste their votes on AAP as the party has "no policy".

"Kali raat me aane wala dhan kala dhan hi hota hai (money which comes in the dark of the night is black money). And he (Kejriwal) says that one should investigate it and put him in jail as he knows that no investigation is possible till February 7 (election day)," Shah said during a rally at Madanpur Khadar area.

He also attacked Kejriwal saying the AAP convener had not fulfilled any of the promises made to the people. "This AAP is the most peculiar party that I have seen in my entire political career which never does what it says.

During the Anna (Hazare) movement, he (Kejriwal) had said he will never get into politics, but he did. "Then he said he will never take support of Congress and did exactly the opposite to form a government.

He promised action against Sheila Dikshit in connection with the CWG scam, did he take any?" Shah said. The BJP chief said that the "lies" of Kejriwal have been "exposed" and people have to choose between him and the leadership of Modi.

"Before coming to power in Delhi, he (Kejriwal) used to travel in a small car, but after 49 days of his government, he is now travelling in an SUV. If you bring him for five years, he will park an aeroplane outside his house," charged Shah.

Further targeting AAP, the BJP chief said that "even the safety of women cannot be ensured" if the party formed the government in Delhi.

"We want to solve the problem of traffic and give pucca houses to every slum dweller at the same place where they are presently living... If a government which stages protests comes to power, will this work be possible... even the safety of women cannot be ensured," he said.

"Under the leadership of Modiji, India is progressing well and the whole world now has faith that under Modi's leadership, the 21st century will belong to India. People have to decide whether they want the party of Modi or the leadership of a man who lies," Shah said.

PTI