Delhi polls, BJP promises clean Yamuna, welfare for gig workers

With less than two weeks left for the Delhi Assembly polls, senior BJP leader Amit Shah on Saturday promised to clean Yamuna in three years, provide complete ownership rights in 1,700 unauthorised colonies, and welfare measures for gig workers and labourers.

Shah slammed AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal, accusing



him of “lying” and not fulfilling his promises and asserted that “getting rid of liars and betrayers” is the biggest poll issue in the national capital.

The BJP manifesto also promised free travel of up to Rs 4,000 annually for needy students in Delhi Metro under the National Common Mobility Card scheme.