Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is also the national convener of AAP, slammed the BJP on Sunday, accusing them of being scared of AAP and wanting to defame and crush the party. The remarks were made by Kejriwal during an event in Punjab, where he also accused the Centre of withholding funds from AAP-ruled Punjab. Kejriwal stated that the BJP is scared of only one party, which is AAP, as it is not letting them sleep. He further highlighted that the party has formed governments in Delhi and Punjab and has MLAs in Gujarat and Goa. Kejriwal also mentioned that if AAP continues to grow, there will be an AAP government at the Centre. The AAP leader emphasized that the party’s strength lies in its honesty and clear intentions in serving the people. He pointed out that AAP has undertaken tasks such as building schools, hospitals, improving electricity services, and constructing roads, which the BJP has failed to do. Kejriwal criticized the BJP for its inability to set a single school right in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. He challenged the BJP to show some courage and do some work. Kejriwal alleged that the BJP wants to crush and finish AAP, constantly making new accusations against the party. He also criticized the BJP government at the Centre for summoning him through the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate. Kejriwal’s remarks reflect the ongoing political rivalry between AAP and BJP.