AAP Launches 'DP Campaign', Calls Kejriwal 'Modi Ka Sabse Bada Dar'

Atishi showed a picture of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal seen behind bars with the caption - "Modi ka sabse bada dar, Kejriwal" which she urged AAP supporters to put up as a symbol of solidarity and an aim to 'save' democracy.

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Updated on: 25 March 2024 7:06 pm

AAP Minister Atishi launches 'DP Campaign' Photo: X/@AamAadmiParty

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) launched a social media campaign on Monday, urging people to support them in their efforts to 'save' the constitution and democracy in the nation.

Atishi, a senior leader and minister from Delhi, held a press conference to kickstart the DP (display picture) campaign on social media, encouraging people to participate.

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— AAP (@AamAadmiParty) March 25, 2024

Atishi showed a picture of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is seen behind bars with caption- "Modi ka sabse bada dar, Kejriwal" (Arvind Kejriwal is PM Modi's biggest fear).

She said that all AAP leaders and volunteers will change their profile picture on X, Facebook, WhatsApp and other social media accounts with the new one showing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal behind the bars captioned "Modi Ka Sabse Bada Dar Kejriwal".

Atishi further claimed that Kejriwal is the only leader in the country capable of challenging Prime Minister Narendra Modi and was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate immediately after the announcement of the Lok Sabha polls, despite the lack of evidence.

She claimed the ED could not produce even "one Paisa" of evidence despite its two-year-long probe into the alleged excise scam .

She alleged that the BJP and Modi want to crush Kejriwal and added that the AAP was waging a battle against "dictatorship" in the country.

She urged people to participate in the party's social media 'DP campaign', emphasizing that the fight to preserve democracy and the Constitution was not solely Kejriwal's responsibility.

Kejriwal was detained by the ED last week in relation to the money laundering case associated with his government's now defunct Delhi excise policy. He will remain in the agency's custody until March 28.