Delhi Minister Criticizes Kejriwal Over Controversial Video of Dead Fish in Yamuna

New Delhi, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa has launched a scathing attack on Arvind Kejriwal, the national convenor of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Sirsa took to social media platform X to share a video that he claims illustrates a new low in political tactics.

In the video, Sirsa accused Kejriwal and his associates of bringing dead fish from the market and dumping them in the Yamuna River to create a sensational video. He stated, “No one could have imagined that politics could sink this low.” He highlighted that the BJP-led government had achieved a record of cleaning 60% of the Yamuna, prompting residents to celebrate and post videos on social media.

Sirsa expressed concern over the timing of this act, as many sisters would be gathering to offer prayers for Chhath Puja. “What could be more sinful than this?” he questioned. He pointed out that the Yamuna had once been home to white fish, now seemingly absent.

He emphasized that the AAP is facing scrutiny as the city experiences cleaner days, with pollution levels dropping significantly. “They cannot tolerate the fact that 60% of the garbage has been removed and the Yamuna is cleaner than it has been in a decade,” he added.

Furthermore, Sirsa remarked on the boundaries of political conduct, criticizing AAP for previously threatening legal action against those attempting to celebrate Chhath Puja by placing boards prohibiting it. He reiterated that while AAP workers may be good, the leadership is to blame for such actions.

In closing, he urged AAP workers to prevent their leaders from engaging in such acts, especially those from the Purvanchal community, emphasizing the need for integrity in politics.