The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday claimed that former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was attacked during his campaign in the New Delhi .

Times Now on Saturday spoke to eyewitnesses, including the brother of injured Yashwant, who claimed that his brother Abhishek was hit by Kejriwal's vehicle. The locals from Lal Bahadur Shastri area emphasized that they are not BJP workers,

AAP has claimed that the attack was orchestrated by BJP candidate Parvesh Verma’s supporters, who allegedly aimed to intimidate Kejriwal amid rising tensions ahead of the assembly elections.

Arvind Kejriwal said that the AAP couldn't deliver on three promises in Delhi, the cleaning of the Yamuna river, providing clean drinking water and making Delhi's roads of European standard.

As Delhi poll heats up, AAP accuses BJP supporters of attacking Arvind Kejriwal's car, while Parvesh Verma counters with claims of Kejriwal hitting 2 persons.

Sharing a clip of the incident, the AAP wrote on 'X', "Fearing defeat, BJP panicked, got its goons to attack Arvind Kejriwal. BJP candidate Pravesh Verma's goons attacked Arvind Kejriwal with bricks and stones while he was campaigning and tried to hurt him so that he could not campaign."

Seeking a third consecutive term, the AAP has built its campaign around its welfare initiatives, presenting free utilities and improved public services as its core strengths.

Delhi's political landscape heated up as Arvind Kejriwal accused BJP of copying AAP’s initiatives in its manifesto for the upcoming elections. Responding to these allegations, BJP leaders defended their promises,

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has accused the BJP of adopting AAP's welfare schemes in their election manifesto.

As Delhi gears up for the 2025 elections, Arvind Kejriwal accuses the BJP of plagiarizing AAP's welfare promises. With both parties promising cash schemes for women, the election landscape is heating up.