Senior congress leader Udit raj made a big statement on tuesday (January 21) regarding the delhi assembly elections. He said that bjp leaders may talk about Hindu-Muslim, but the aim of congress is not to divide people and ask for votes. Former mp Udit raj further said, "There will be no discussion on business or employment in the delhi elections, nor will there be a discussion on inflation. Instead they (BJP leaders) will focus on Hindu-Muslim issues, which harm Hindus the most. Because most of the jobs are taken by Hindus, MSMEs are run by Hindus on a large scale. Inflation is affecting everyone. Jobs are not being found. They try to take advantage of Hindu-Muslim issues, but congress is firm on its principles." We are fighting for the country - Raj
He also said, "Even if we do not win the delhi assembly elections, we are fighting to save the country, we will not ask for votes by dividing people into Hindus and Muslims. Our goal is participation and empowerment of all and under this we do politics."
Let us tell you that voting is to be held on all 70 assembly seats of delhi on february 5 and the results will be declared on february 8. The Aam Aadmi party, which has been in power for 10 years, claims that it is going to form a full majority government in delhi for the third consecutive time.
congress expects good election results
At the same time, bjp claims that this time the drought of decades will end and lotus will bloom in Delhi. This election is also very important for the Congress. congress has not been able to open its account in the 2015 and 2020 assembly elections. However, the party believes that compared to the last two assembly elections, this time very good results will be seen for the Congress.
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