Political Storm in Delhi: Kejriwal's Jab Sparks Fiery Retorts!
Political Storm in Delhi: Kejriwal's Jab Sparks Fiery Retorts!
Delhi's political landscape is abuzz after former CM Arvind Kejriwal's "who are you" remark. Current CM Rekha Gupta and BJP's Parvesh Verma hit back hard, fueling a heated debate.
A fresh political storm has erupted in Delhi, ignited by former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's dismissive "who are you" remark directed at political leader Nabin. The comment has drawn sharp condemnation and retaliatory remarks from prominent figures, further escalating the already charged political atmosphere in the capital.
The contentious remark by Kejriwal came in the context of Nabin's earlier statement, where he advised political figures, including Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh, and Kejriwal himself, not to underestimate the strength of the Hindu religion, warning against considering its adherents as susceptible to rhetoric. It was this advisory that seemingly provoked Kejriwal's retort.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was among the first to launch a blistering counterattack against Kejriwal. Taking to social media, Gupta accused the former Delhi chief minister of allowing his political frustration to manifest as arrogance. She first highlighted Nabin's political journey and credentials, then directly challenged Kejriwal, stating, "Everyone knows you're feeling desperate and disheartened. But it seems your ego is still riding high in the seventh heaven!" Her strong words underscored the deep-seated rivalry and tension between the political camps.
Adding to the chorus of criticism was BJP leader Parvesh Verma, who also fired back at Kejriwal. Verma, who has been described as a "giant slayer" for his past electoral performance against Kejriwal (referencing the 2025 Assembly polls in a taunting manner), directly challenged the former CM. "National President is a very big deal, but do you even remember me or not?" Verma asked pointedly, mirroring Kejriwal's own dismissive tone. This jab from Verma serves as a potent reminder of past political battles and a clear indication of ongoing rivalry.
The verbal clash signals a period of heightened political sparring in Delhi, with leaders quick to seize on opportunities to challenge their opponents. The incident highlights the no-holds-barred nature of political discourse, where every comment can trigger a chain reaction of strong responses.
