Union Home Minister Amit Shah responded to Arvind Kejriwal’s prediction about Ramesh Bidhuri being BJP's chief ministerial candidate. He questioned how Kejriwal could declare this before the elections. Shah argued that both Congress and AAP only made promises for votes, but these wouldn't truly benefit Delhi's people.

BJP’s Manifesto Offers Relief

Shah also discussed the BJP's election manifesto. He assured that it would provide relief to the city's residents. The BJP has compiled a list of issues from slum dwellers and shared it with BJP President JP Nadda and Prime Minister Modi. "Our manifesto will resolve all your problems," he said, emphasizing the BJP's track record of fulfilling its promises.

Shah Critiques Kejriwal’s Priorities

Shah also criticized Kejriwal for his stance on the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. He reminded people of Kejriwal's earlier comments suggesting that toilets were more important than the temple. Shah then praised PM Modi for providing over 3.58 crore houses to the poor. He assured slum dwellers that permanent housing would be provided.

Kejriwal Challenges Ramesh Bidhuri

Meanwhile, Kejriwal responded by claiming that Ramesh Bidhuri would be BJP's CM candidate. He invited him to a public debate and congratulated him in advance. Kejriwal also predicted that Bidhuri would run against Chief Minister Atishi in KalkajiDelhi’s assembly elections will be held on February 5, with results announced on February 8.