Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha Visited Chief Minister Expressing Wishes And Said - Get Well Soon Kejriwal Ji
A group of Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha office bearers and state executive members, led by State President Smt. Yogita Singh attempted to meet Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at his residence in New Delhi on 21st May. However, they were stopped by the Delhi Police who had placed barricades about 300 meters away from the residence.
The women in the delegation were carrying roses and placards with messages such as "Get well soon Kejriwal ji" and "Kejriwal ji, come out of frustrated mentality." Notable members of the delegation included State Spokesperson Shri Praveen Shankar Kapoor, Secretary Smt. Sunita Kangra, and Delhi BJP Mahila Morcha office bearers Smt. Shyam Bala, Smt. Tina Ahuja, Smt. Priyal Bhardwaj, Smt. Archana Gupta, Smt. Renu Singh, and Smt. Archana Agnihotri.
Smt. Yogita Singh stated that their purpose was not to hold a demonstration but to meet the Chief Minister and urge him to work for the development of Delhi with a healthy mindset, leaving aside his frustrated political mentality. She expressed disappointment that the Chief Minister did not find it necessary to meet a small, peaceful delegation of women.
Upon being warned by the police to move away from the Chief Minister's residence, the Mahila Morcha activists placed the roses and placards at a nearby traffic intersection near the CM House. They expressed hope that the Chief Minister would overcome his frustrated mindset and approach the development of Delhi with a positive attitude.
It is worth noting that the delegation's visit and the police intervention highlight the political tensions in Delhi. The BJP Mahila Morcha members' symbolic gestures of offering roses and conveying well wishes aimed to convey a message of goodwill while urging the Chief Minister to prioritize the city's development. The incident emphasizes the need for open communication and constructive dialogue among political leaders to address the concerns and aspirations of the people.
