Delhi’s Kejriwal Condemns CAA as “Vote Bank Politics” Ahead of Lok Sabha Elections

Delhi, March 13: In a fervent critique of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) by the BJP-led government, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal lambasted the move as “dirty vote bank politics” in the lead-up to the Lok Sabha elections.#DelhiCM #ArvindKejriwal #CAACritique

During a press briefing, Kejriwal argued that the CAA would pave the way for an influx of impoverished minorities from Pakistan and Bangladesh, which, according to him, the BJP intends to leverage as a vote bank in the forthcoming polls. He suggested that this strategy would secure a base of dependable voters for the BJP, pushing for the act’s repeal to prevent such exploitation.#VoteBankPolitics #BJP #Elections

Asserting the necessity for the CAA’s annulment, Kejriwal appealed to the electorate to stand against the BJP, emphasizing that the integrity of the nation mandates the law’s withdrawal. The CAA’s objective is to facilitate citizenship for undocumented non-Muslim immigrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan before December 31, 2014, sparking widespread debate.#CitizenshipAmendment #PoliticalDebate #NationalIntegrity

Kejriwal’s vehement opposition underscores his dedication to preserving the rights of all individuals and his rejection of employing divisive strategies for electoral advantage.