‘murder It’s not accidental’
The BJP’s Shehzad Poonawalla called it a “murder” and not an accident, saying “it was criminal negligence on the part of the AAP that led to the death of at least three girls…”
Refer to the most recent die Another UPSC candidate was electrocuted while trying to cross a water-logged street, Poonawalla said, “Many deaths happen in a similar manner. Don’t lives of Delhiites have value? CM Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party government His only priorities are to hold press conferences, advertise, and blame others.
Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party chief Virendra Sachdeva and New Delhi MP Bansuri Swaraj also visited the site and blamed the AAP government for the incident, saying the local People’s Liberation Army ignored repeated requests from residents to clean it up. Sewer appeal.
“Criminal negligence on the part of the Delhi government was the cause of this accident. JAL Board Minister Atishi and local MP Durgesh Pathak should take responsibility and resign,” Sachdeva said.
Swaraj says divers have to be called to save students. “For the past one week, locals urged AAP MLA Durgesh Pathak to clean the drains here. However, Durgesh Pathak did not listen to them. Arvind Kejriwal, Durgesh Pathak and the AAP government bear full responsibility for this incident,” she says.
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva said: “What happened there was not a tragedy, but a murder. How is the library in the basement functioning? What happened to the findings of the previous survey? These students are the future of the country… You (Delhi government) is involved in this corruption. People keep asking for gutters to be cleaned. What are you doing? The AAP government is destroying the whole of Delhi. What is wrong with them (students) coming to Delhi to study?
“This is not a natural disaster. This is murder”
Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Swati Maliwal He also expressed anger at the delay in taking action by the responsible officials and said the death should be called a “murder” rather than a disaster.
Visiting AAP MP Swati Maliwal met students protesting outside the coaching center, who raised slogans of “Swati go back”. “We will not let you do politics,” the protesting students said. However, Maliwal said the students were “sad and angry” and claimed that more than 12 hours had passed without any minister from the Delhi government showing up. The mayor and MDC officials were also missing from the scene.
“This is not a natural disaster. This is a case of murder. An FIR should be registered and strict action taken against those involved. A compensation of Rs 1 crore should be provided to the families of the killed students. Delhi government ministers held a press conference in an air-conditioned room. The Delhi mayor had earlier asked people to enjoy the monsoon. Is this enjoyment? The students are sitting here since last night but no one has come to pick them up.
