‘Takht-Nasheen Tha…’: BJP’s Parvesh Verma Quotes Habib Jalib to Mock Arvind Kejriwal

‘Takht-Nasheen Tha…’: On Sunday, Newly elected BJP MLA Parvesh Verma of New Delhi cited Pakistani poet Habib Jalib to take a shot at AAP's national convenor Arvind Kejriwal.

Verma, a former member of Lok Sabha, shared on social media a 33-second-long video quoting Jalib's couplet: Tum se pehle wo jo ek shakhs yaan takht-nasheen tha, usko bhi apne khuda hone pe itna he yakeen tha," which translates as, "The one who sat on the throne earlier believed he was God." The couplet ridiculed Kejriwal's statement wherein he claimed that Modi would not defeat AAP in this lifetime.

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The clip with the video posted by Verma opens with Kejriwal addressing a rally, where he said, “I want to challenge Modi ji, you cannot defeat us in Delhi in this lifetime. You will have to be reborn.”

The view is then modified to that of Modi's counter where he launched the AAP at "AAPda", “There is only one chorus in Delhi. We will not tolerate AAPda, we will bring change.”

Ending by pointing to the overall tally for the elections after it was all said and done, the verdict was clear: BJP had secured 48, AAP only 22.

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‘Takht-Nasheen Tha…’: On Sunday, Newly elected BJP MLA Parvesh Verma of New Delhi cited Pakistani poet Habib Jalib to take a shot at AAP's national convenor Arvind Kejriwal.

Verma, a former member of Lok Sabha, shared on social media a 33-second-long video quoting Jalib's couplet: Tum se pehle wo jo ek shakhs yaan takht-nasheen tha, usko bhi apne khuda hone pe itna he yakeen tha," which translates as, "The one who sat on the throne earlier believed he was God." The couplet ridiculed Kejriwal's statement wherein he claimed that Modi would not defeat AAP in this lifetime.

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The clip with the video posted by Verma opens with Kejriwal addressing a rally, where he said, “I want to challenge Modi ji, you cannot defeat us in Delhi in this lifetime. You will have to be reborn.”

The view is then modified to that of Modi's counter where he launched the AAP at "AAPda", “There is only one chorus in Delhi. We will not tolerate AAPda, we will bring change.”

Ending by pointing to the overall tally for the elections after it was all said and done, the verdict was clear: BJP had secured 48, AAP only 22.

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BJP wins Delhi assembly election, vote share risen by 13%

Then came BJP, which had 48 out of 70 assembly seats, returning to power in Delhi after over 26 years and usurping AAP after almost a decade.

While the BJP has mobilized around 13 percentage points in votes cast out in Delhi in the last 10 years, AAP has had a tumble of almost 10 percentage points during this time.

As it were, there were the much-anticipated Assembly polls in Delhi, which happened to swing the fortunes of the political parties with an extremely narrow margin of just two per cent in favoritism of BJP over AAP amongst the electorate. The saffron party has stormed to power in the national capital by winning 48 of the 70 seats restricting AAP to 22 seats.

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BJP wins Delhi assembly election, vote share risen by 13%

Then came BJP, which had 48 out of 70 assembly seats, returning to power in Delhi after over 26 years and usurping AAP after almost a decade.

While the BJP has mobilized around 13 percentage points in votes cast out in Delhi in the last 10 years, AAP has had a tumble of almost 10 percentage points during this time.

As it were, there were the much-anticipated Assembly polls in Delhi, which happened to swing the fortunes of the political parties with an extremely narrow margin of just two per cent in favoritism of BJP over AAP amongst the electorate. The saffron party has stormed to power in the national capital by winning 48 of the 70 seats restricting AAP to 22 seats.

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