BackAAP main rival, Congress not in contest, says Amit Shah
Shah asked party workers to put in hard work and knock at every voter's door to apprise them about AAP's 'lies'
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New Delhi: As the city heads for a high-pitched electoral battle, the Bharatiya Janata Party chief Amit Shah on Thursday said his party has a direct fight with “main rival" Aam Aadmi Party and claimed Congress was nowhere in the contest in Delhi assembly elections.
In an address to BJP’s booth in-charges in East Delhi, Shah asked them put in hard work and knock at every voter’s door to apprise them about AAP’s “lies" and said if the party wins in Delhi, then it will be “invincible" in the entire country.
“The entire country as well as the world are now keenly watching Delhi elections. If we win in Delhi, then nobody can stop us elsewhere also. If we win Delhi election once, then nobody will be able to stop us from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Atak to Cuttack," he said.
“In this assembly poll, Congress is nowhere to be seen. We have a fight only and only with Aam Aadmi Party," Shah said.
Shah said 2014 was an “unprecedented year" for BJP as after win in Lok Sabha polls, its victory march continued in a number of states and is now is moving towards the national capital before going to Bihar.
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