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Controversial pamphlets being allegedly shared by AAP (Pic via Tajinder Bagga)
Delhi BJP candidate from Hari Nagar Tajinder Bagga has accused his rival AAP candidate Rajkumari Dhillon of trying to polarise Muslims against voting for the BJP.
The pamphlets shared by Bagga, allegedly written by the AAP candidate is addressed to Muslims living in the area. The pamphlet accuses the Narendra Modi led central government of injustices against the Muslim community via measures like, “Ram Mandir, Article 370 and Triple Talaq.
The pamphlet adds that this election should be used to defeat the divisive politics of Prime Minister Modi and added that AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan is already fighting for Muslims.
The Pamphlet then appeals to the Muslims to vote for the AAP, which will mean that no force will be able to stop Kejriwal’s from winning the polls. It also appeals to the Muslims to give a befitting reply to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies.
A video to this regard was also shared by Bagga.
Bagga alleged that young kids are being used to distribute these pamphlets. The kids though feigned ignorance and claimed that they got these pamphlets in a park.
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