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Not a single valid argument made by Shah in favour of Bill, says Kejriwal
August 04, 2023
|The Morning Standard
CHIEF Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday accused the BJP of backstabbing the people of the city after Lok Sabha passed a bill to replace an ordinance promulgated for handling the transfers and postings of senior officers in the city government.
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Kejriwal lashed out at the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and urged people not to believe anything the PM says.
"BJP always promised to give full statehood to Delhi. In 2014, Modi himself said that on becoming the prime minister, he would give full statehood to Delhi. But today these people stabbed the people of Delhi in the back. Don't believe anything said by Modiji from now on," he said.
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