New Delhi, 4th Dec. In a high-energy rally ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a sharp attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) with a new slogan: “AAPda ko nahi sahenge, Badal ke rahenge” (We won’t tolerate disaster, we will bring change).
PM Modi accused AAP of failing to deliver on governance and described it as a “Kattar Beimaan Party” (a party of extreme dishonesty). Highlighting issues like corruption, lack of development, and alleged mismanagement, the Prime Minister urged Delhi’s voters to opt for change and place their trust in the BJP.
The slogan emphasizes a call to action, urging citizens to reject what the BJP terms as “ineffective leadership” and vote for progress under their administration. PM Modi’s remarks set the tone for an intense political battle, with the BJP focusing on themes of transparency, accountability, and improved governance.
As Delhi heads into elections, such rhetoric reflects the charged atmosphere, with parties sharpening their narratives to win over voters in the national capital.
