‘Trying To Delete Thousands Of Voters..’: Kejriwal’s BIG Allegations At BJP Ahead Of Delhi Polls

New Delhi: AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday alleged BJP's attempt to manipulate voter lists ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls. At a press conference with Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha and Delhi CM Atishi, Kejriwal accused BJP of resorting to ‘unfair means’ due to a lack of strong candidates or issues. Kejriwal termed the covert plan 'Operation Lotus,' claiming it has been underway since December 15.

"BJP has already lost the elections. They don't have a chief ministerial face or even proper candidates. They only aim to win through manipulation, but we won't let them succeed,” PTI quoted Kejriwal as saying.  

Former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of filing 11,000 voter deletion applications in a single constituency. He further added that the move was halted after the Chief Election Commissioner intervened. "We exposed this, and thankfully, it was stopped," Kejriwal stated.

Kejriwal’s Allegations On BJP 

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal alleged a large-scale voter list operation in his New Delhi constituency. He stated that since December 15, 5,000 voter deletion applications and 7,500 additional requests were filed. 

Kejriwal claimed this could impact 12% of the constituency's votes. 

The constituency has 106,873 voters, according to the October 29 voter list following a summary revision held between August 20 and October 20. 

Kejriwal alleged the changes could affect 12% of the constituency's votes. The voter list, updated on October 29 after a summary revision conducted from August 20 to October 20, lists 106,873 voters in the constituency. 

Delhi Assembly elections are likely to take place in early 2025. In the 2020 polls, AAP claimed 62 out of 70 seats, while the BJP won eight.

(With PTI inputs)