Atishi, who has been associated with AAP since its launch, kept her poll campaign focused on her contribution to the field of education, mohalla clinics and other party initiatives.
The former CM had held the seat since 2013. While BJP has not named a CM, Verma is being viewed as one of the strongest contenders for the position if the party comes to power.
Khurana won the seat with 57,565 votes. The BJP last won the Moti Nagar seat back in 2013. Since 2015, the seat had been held by AAP’s Shivcharan Goel.
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In no way can Kapil Mishra be held responsible for the riots in north-east Delhi. His “fiery” speech did not result in the riots. He never called for people to take up arms and start killing members of other religious communities. His only point was to pressurise those who had picketed and blocked an arterial road and the metro to get up from there and let normal life continue.
By branding him responsible for the riots, The Print does “un-hyphenated” journalism a great disservice.
The liberal-secular cabal has always put the blame on him – without even a shred of evidence. Now The Print has joined the gang too in insinuating that he caused those riots.
This is biased and one-sided journalism. The Print could do better.
In no way can Kapil Mishra be held responsible for the riots in north-east Delhi. His “fiery” speech did not result in the riots. He never called for people to take up arms and start killing members of other religious communities. His only point was to pressurise those who had picketed and blocked an arterial road and the metro to get up from there and let normal life continue.
By branding him responsible for the riots, The Print does “un-hyphenated” journalism a great disservice.
The liberal-secular cabal has always put the blame on him – without even a shred of evidence. Now The Print has joined the gang too in insinuating that he caused those riots.
This is biased and one-sided journalism. The Print could do better.