Delhi wants freedom from miserable governance: Satish

New Delhi: As the Election Commission of India gears up to announce the schedule for the upcoming Delhi Legis-lative Assembly elections, BJP candidate Satish Upadhyay from Malviya Nagar Assembly constituency expressed optimism, asserting that Delhiites are eagerly awaiting the poll date. Upadhyay stressed that the people of the national capital are desperate for a change and relief from what he described as a 'miserable' decade under the current administration.

Speaking to IANS, Satish Upadhyay hit out at former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, accusing him of trying to gain political mileage by creating sympathy by alleging that the CBI will raid AAP leader Manish Sisodia's residence. "This politics of Arvind Kejriwal is all about garnering sympathy. If you haven't done anything wrong, why are you questioning the agencies?" Upadhyay remarked.

"The AAP leaders have repeatedly made martyr-like statements, saying things like 'arrest me', and now when the law takes its course, they cry foul. If the court denies them bail, it shows that no rule of law prevails in this country. This government is steeped in corruption and is attempting to shift the narrative by crying foul over investigations. This is an attempt to regain lost ground by employing fake schemes and misusing agencies like the CBI," he stated.As Delhi prepares for its next election, the political atmosphere heats up with allegations, counter-claims, and mounting expectations for change