The national capital is going to witness some high-voltage political activities on 23 November. The day will witness a show of strength from both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).
On the one hand, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will address a public rally in Dwarka and on the other hand Kejriwal-led AAP will organise a musical concert at Jantar Mantar.
The concert titled ‘Rock the Ballot’ will be held in the evening. Rabbi Shergil, Vishal Dadlani, Shilpa Rao and Chang among others will perform at the concert.
AAP is keen to make the concert a huge success and has been disseminating information about the concert through the social media. However, AAP is denying rumours that the party decided to organise the concert after getting o know that Modi will address a rally the same day.
‘We were not aware that Modi would hold a rally here in Delhi on 23 November. Both BJP and Congress are afraid of us and they are importing their leaders from outside Delhi, but this time AAP will sweep the election despite Rahul Gandhi and Modi’s campaign in the city. People are aware and will support us against corruption, said Sanjay Singh, AAP leader.
Meanwhile, BJP is trying to influence the voters with the help of Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi’s fiery speeches. Modi’s last rally received a tremendous response from the public and the BJP is expecting to repeat the same. Earlier, senior BJP leaders, including Modi, were supposed to campaign only for a day each. But after feeling the heat here in Delhi due to AAP’s growing popularity, BJP is relying on Modi again.
On the one hand, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will address a public rally in Dwarka and on the other hand Kejriwal-led AAP will organise a musical concert at Jantar Mantar.
The concert titled ‘Rock the Ballot’ will be held in the evening. Rabbi Shergil, Vishal Dadlani, Shilpa Rao and Chang among others will perform at the concert.
AAP is keen to make the concert a huge success and has been disseminating information about the concert through the social media. However, AAP is denying rumours that the party decided to organise the concert after getting o know that Modi will address a rally the same day.
‘We were not aware that Modi would hold a rally here in Delhi on 23 November. Both BJP and Congress are afraid of us and they are importing their leaders from outside Delhi, but this time AAP will sweep the election despite Rahul Gandhi and Modi’s campaign in the city. People are aware and will support us against corruption, said Sanjay Singh, AAP leader.
Meanwhile, BJP is trying to influence the voters with the help of Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi’s fiery speeches. Modi’s last rally received a tremendous response from the public and the BJP is expecting to repeat the same. Earlier, senior BJP leaders, including Modi, were supposed to campaign only for a day each. But after feeling the heat here in Delhi due to AAP’s growing popularity, BJP is relying on Modi again.