New Delhi: Outside the home of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, people associated with the BJP's Purvanchal front are fiercely protesting. Kejriwal's ruckus on the statement related to the National Register of Citizens (NRC) continues. Police also had to use water splashes to disperse Delhi BJP workers. Some activists were also detained. During this, BJP workers shouted slogans against the Kejriwal government.
BJP is opposing the statement on Manoj Tiwari
Let me tell you that in response to a question, CM Kejriwal said that if NRC is implemented in the national capital, then first BJP MP Manoj Tiwari will have to leave the city. Manoj Tiwari himself reacted very sharply to this statement. Angry activists are protesting outside Kejriwal's residence.
BJP leaders attacked Kejriwal
Please tell that Manoj Tiwari has talked many times about implementing NRC in Delhi on the lines of Assam. In response, Kejriwal said that the BJP MP is not from Delhi itself. Tiwari is originally from Uttar Pradesh. Criticizing Kejriwal's statement, Kapil Mishra, who joined the BJP, said that some people do not understand the meaning of N in NRC. He said that N means national.
This is the whole controversy
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said that BJP National President Manoj Tiwari will have to leave from here when the National Citizen Register (NRC) is implemented. Manoj Tiwari retorted this statement of CM, whether Kejriwal does not consider the people of the country as Delhi. Tiwari said, 'Does he want to say that the people of Purvanchal are intruders? Do people of other states consider CM as foreigner? I think his mental balance is not right. How does an IRS officer not know what NRC is? '
