Recent comments by senior leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have declared a ‘deep conspiracy’ to kill Delhi Ex Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Saurabh Bharadwaj and Sanjay Singh both AAP members voiced their complaints publicly saying there are threats of safety to Kejriwal as political conflicts begin to heighten.
Allegations of a Conspiracy
The party highlighted recent developments, saying it’s a structured plot with the monitors charting Kejriwal’s moves and potential to threaten his life. Some in opposition are behind these plans, Bharadwaj and Singh maintain. This reflects the lengths that some foes may go to destabilise AAP’s influence in Delhi, AAP representatives say.
BJP’s Response to Allegations
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) dismissed these claims saying this is baseless attempt by these two, which the Big Jinnah is trying to create in order to gain public sympathy. BJP’s spokespersons fumed that AAP was levelling such accusations as a diversionary tactic as it faces questions on hand over the governance issues. Such statements are creating unnecessary fear and are damaging the political environment of India, they said.
Running High on Tensions and Political Rivalries
It has not been the first spat between AAP and the BJP: the parties have at times clashed over policy and administration in Delhi. Lasted past instances when conflicts surfaced over the control of police and civic bodies in the capital over the years, AAP leaders accuse BJP of trying to undermine the Delhi government’s autonomy.
Security: Political Implications
AAP has demanded heightened vigilance following these allegations, and has urged security measures to be increased for chief Kejriwal. Political observers say these promises could mean big things, with Delhi’s political tensions simmering. With tensions mounting up, security agencies may be asked to assess threats thoroughly to make sure the Chief Minister stays safe.