Delhi Election Heat
After declaring the election in Delhi, all the parties AAP, BJP, and Congress seem to be in full energy. This Election ground is getting heated like a battleground. This seems to be a very interesting election and we can see the heat is getting transferred by parties to each other. As all of us know AAP has been the ruling party for the last 11 years and BJP and Congress are about to give them tough competition this time.
Besides these arguments and taunts for each other, This time election parties are trying to impress the Delhi public with a Musical swipe too.
AAM Aadmi Party and BJP party have launched their Campaign songs
In the BJP campaign song in Hindi, they have targeted the AAM AADMI Party by saying that Due to the AAM AADMI PARTY government Delhi is not in good shape because they have cheated the Delhi public.
Through this song, they convey the message that AAP is not able to fulfill its promises. The lyrics of this song say that Kejriwal has failed to run his government in Delhi.
Tweak on HIND KA SITARA
After Releasing this Campaign song by the BJP, the AAM Aadmi Party hit back BJP with a Bhojpuri song.
By using the Tune of Hind KA SITARA song used in the Panchayat series sung by Manoj Tiwari.
A brief introduction about Manoj Tiwari is that he is a popular singer of Bhojpuri songs along with BJP leader.
AAP has launched the song by following lines in Bhojpuri
“ Arey Delhi ke badal dehley surat Suhawan khoobsoorat naa ho
Ae Raja Ji Fir se kejriwal ki jarorat aael ba muhurut ho”
In this song, the AAM Aadmi party praised the work done by Kejriwal for Delhi over the last eleven years
And appealed to people to bring back Kejriwal by giving votes to the AAM AADMI party.
The AAM Aadmi party is trying its best to get into power again for a third consecutive year.
On the opposite side, the BJP is doing its utmost to get rid of this waiting period. Many statements and allegations are put against each other.
This seems to be a great three-corner fight but in the end, Delhi Public is very intelligent they know whom they want as a chief minister. So the final decision is in the hands of the Delhi public. Let’s see on 5th February to whom they like and to whom they deny….