After Congress, it seems that Trinamool Congress has dragged Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party in a wrong way.
The Delhi Chief Minister, who is in Goa to push his party’s agenda ahead of the 2022 elections, on Wednesday slammed the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC, which is leaving no stone unturned to expand its footprint across the country. And your eyes are fixed. Goa.
Addressing a press conference, Kejriwal said: “I think you guys attach great importance to TMC. I think TMC doesn’t even have 1% vote share right now. Came to Goa only 3 months ago, democracy doesn’t work like this. You need to work hard, you need to work among people.”
“You may give a lot of importance to TMC but I don’t think it is standing anywhere in this race,” he said.
The involuntary outburst came just weeks after Kejriwal referred to Banerjee as his “elder sister” and said, “Even if she contests against me or slaps me, I will not stop respecting her. There is no concern who leads the opposition but our country should benefit.
It is only in Goa where the AAP and the Trinamool have come face to face, Mamata Banerjee’s party posing a direct threat to the Congress with whom she shares a jolting hot, cold relationship.
In contrast, Banerjee and Kejriwal are known to share affables. In June 2018, when Kejriwal was leading a sit-in along with his ministers, accusing Lieutenant Governor (LG) Anil Baijal of interfering in the governance of Delhi, Banerjee expressed solidarity in his fight against the BJP-led central government. He was among the Chief Ministers who met his family to do so. , which appoints the LG. The two have also participated in each other’s election rallies and publicly expressed support on several occasions.
The two leaders last met on July 28 during Banerjee’s visit to Delhi. After Kejriwal had announced in January that AAP would contest Goa elections, Banerjee made her plans public in September.
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