Kejriwal claimed that unlike the BJP which does not treat women's safety as a priority, his government has fulfilled all its promises.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused the central government of failing to ensure women's safety in the national capital, highlighting the issue during a time when the city has seen several high-profile crimes against women. Kejriwal criticized the BJP-led central government for not taking adequate measures to protect women, pointing out the lack of effective policing and governance. In response, the BJP hit back, with leaders like Manoj Tiwari and Harish Khurana defending the central government's efforts and instead blaming the AAP government for the law and order situation in Delhi. They argued that the AAP has not cooperated with the central forces and has failed in its responsibilities, leading to the current state of affairs. This political spat comes amidst ongoing debates about jurisdiction and responsibility for law enforcement in Delhi, where both the central and state governments have overlapping roles.
Politics & Government
Mon, December 16, 2024 
