Key Points
- BJP celebrates political comeback in Delhi after 27-year gap
"I congratulate all on the occasion of Holi. This Holi is unique as the people of Delhi have ended the BJP's 27-year exile in Delhi and ensured the BJP's double-engine government in Delhi," Swaraj told ANI.
Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta visited the Asha Kiran Shelter Home and celebrated Holi with the inmates.
Extending her greetings to the people of Delhi on the occasion of Holi, CM Gupta emphasized the importance of safety and water conservation during the festival.
"I extend greetings to the people of Delhi on Holi. I hope it is a safe Holi and there is no wastage of water. I felt very good on my visit to Asha Kiran," said Delhi CM Rekha Gupta.
BJP MP Manoj Tiwari celebrated Holi with party workers in Delhi and extended greetings.
Speaking to ANI, Manoj Tiwari said, "We are celebrating Holi with all our party workers of Delhi. I congratulate everyone on this joyous occasion. Holi comes once a year, and those trying to create any kind of issue are not doing good. 'Holi waale Holi manaayein, Jumma waale Jumma manaayein."
Reacting to the AAP's protest over the BJP's "failure" to fulfill its poll promise of free LPG cylinders, Tiwari assured that the scheme was in progress and would be implemented in about a month.
"We will provide it. We are doing the categorisation as of now, and it will take around one month."
AAP has been pressing the BJP-led government over its promise of providing free LPG cylinders, demanding an immediate rollout of the scheme.
