In the nation’s capital on Saturday, Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga posted a sign equating Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, with Adolf Hitler outside the BJP offices.
The billboard stated, “Hitler was the first tyrant to turn his city into a gas chamber; Kejriwal is the second.”
Bagga claimed that while the people of Delhi are dying, Kejriwal is engaging in political tour to Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, two states that are close to holding elections.
BJP politician Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga stated “He is the second leader in history to turn his own state into a gas chamber, therefore I’ve drawn comparisons to Hitler. I’m not saying anything, but according to the Supreme Court, Delhi has been transformed into a gas chamber. Arvind Kejriwal, who refers to himself as the owner of Delhi, deserves credit for it. For the previous 20 days, Kejriwal hasn’t been seen in Delhi; instead, he’s been sighted in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. Delhi residents are dying from pollution, yet Kejriwal is travelling for politics.”
Additionally, he compared the two and said, “Hitler was the lone example of a leader who executed his own people in a gas chamber. The second such individual to do so is Arvind Kejriwal.”
Prior to this, Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena criticised Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for the city’s air pollution and demanded that he take “substantive” action to stop stubble burning, claiming that it had turned the capital city “into a gas chamber”.
In a letter to Mann on Thursday, Delhi LG said that the current circumstance “violates residents’ fundamental rights to health and to life.”
