AAP responds to Kejriwal Sheesh Mahal controversy, says will protest in opposition to PM Modi for shedding public money
Further particulars in regards to the ‘renovation’ of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal’s residence on Civil Lines road in Delhi have emerged that reveal that the AAP supremo, who has repeatedly diligently portrayed himself as a typical man, has spent Rs 1.45 crore merely on the bogs. The report by Times Now stated that spherical 15 bogs have been constructed in Kejriwal’s dwelling and each of these bogs has worth Rs 15 lakhs.
Meanwhile, sanitary installations in these bogs worth Rs 10.78 lakhs, whereas the actual bathe devices within the dwelling worth Rs 91 lakhs. 12 glass bathe closures individually worth Rs 3.61 lakh and a scorching water generator worth Rs 25 lakh. As per Times Now media research, the bogs put in throughout the Delhi CM’s dwelling are high-tech and could possibly be operated with distant controls at consolation.
#OperationSheeshMahal | From Rs 15 lakh toilet self-importance to Rs 91 lakhs of bathe cubicles & to scorching water generator that costs Rs 25 lakhs, Arvind Kejriwal’s residence has all of this.
Total spent on washrooms is Rs 1 crore 45 lakhs: @PadmajaJoshi breaks down particulars of each merchandise. pic.twitter.com/6vZXl4wz1m
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) April 27, 2023
The renovation work undertaken on the Delhi CM’s dwelling has been criticised by the BJP. The opposition get collectively in Delhi stated that when Delhi was struggling with Covid, CM of Delhi was spending crores on getting his dwelling renovated. The BJP moreover demanded Delhi CM’s resignation over this issue. Interestingly, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) responded to the criticism and has slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi as an alternative choice to allegedly shedding the taxpayer’s money.
“AAP will stage a massive protest tomorrow (April 28) against the squandering of public money by the 4th pass Raja of our country,” AAP MP, #RaghavChadha tells the media in response to the revelations of #OperationSheeshMahal. pic.twitter.com/IngrHs2gw2
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) April 27, 2023
AAP spokesperson Raghav Chadha, on April 27, acknowledged that the get collectively would stage large protests in opposition to the BJP-led Central Government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for ‘squandering’ public money. “The prices of milk, petrol, diesel, CNG gas, cooking gas, and what not have skyrocketed since the BJP has come to power. PM Modi has built a new palace worth Rs 1300 crores, he has bought a ship worth Rs 8400 crores, he does foreign tours costing Rs 1500 crores, beautified his home for Rs 90 crores, and also spent Rs 56 crores for decoration at Yoga event,” he acknowledged.
जनता के Tax के पैसे से ऐश करता #चौथी_पास_राजा
▪️नया महल: 1300 Cr
▪️जहाज :8400 Cr
▪️विदेशी दौरे: 1500 Cr
▪️निवास का सौंदर्यीकरण: 90 Cr
▪️Yoga Event की सजावट: 56 Cr
▪️Karnataka में 1 hr का उद्घाटन: 10 Cr
चौथी पास राजा की मौज-मस्ती, ऐश के ख़िलाफ़ Protest करेगी AAP
–@raghav_chadha pic.twitter.com/XBbB28ESC8
— AAP (@AamAadmiParty) April 27, 2023
He moreover added that the get collectively condemns ‘wastage’ of taxpayers money by PM Modi and that it’ll launch large protest agaisnt whom he generally known as the ‘uneducated king’.
Earlier it was reported that the Delhi CM’s residence was roughly renovated for Rs 44.78 crores, out of which better than Rs 1 crore was sanctioned to buy solely the curtains. Kejriwal is alleged to have chosen a curtain design costing Rs 7,94,000 per piece for his residence and had ordered 23 such curtain objects. He moreover ordered ‘Deor Pearl Marble’, acknowledged for its superior top quality for Rs 3.30 crores. The acknowledged amount was used to buy the marble and polish it. Additionally, Rs 21,60,000 was spent on the chemical adhesive used to restore the marble.
Further, the Chief Minister ordered 6 hand-crafted wool carpets for an entire of Rs 20 lakhs. Rs 63 lakhs had been spent on renovating two kitchens and Rs 4 crores had been spent on wall paneling. Additionally, one different Rs 40 lakhs had been spent on redoing the wardrobes and dressers in his room, his dad and mother, and as well as the bedrooms of his two kids.
Now, it has moreover come to the fore that the Delhi CM spent an additional Rs 1 lakh each for 24 adorned pillars put in in his dwelling. Further, he is moreover acknowledged to have spent Rs 88 lakhs for good lighting along with Rs 2.16 crores for ingenious, and ornamental work and Rs 41 lakhs for superior wooden doorways and computerized sliding glass doorways.
#OperationSheeshMahal | Welcome to Delhi CM’s SheeshMahal!
Rs 88 lakhs of fine lighting, along with Rs 2.16 crores of ingenious, ornamental work & Rs 41 lakhs of superior wooden doorways & computerized sliding glass doors- Here’s all you can discover inside CM’s residence.@PadmajaJoshi pic.twitter.com/ird8qiR1ot
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) April 27, 2023
It is worth noting that ultimate yr, the Delhi CM moreover used numerous crores of taxpayer’s money to assemble a swimming pool inside his residence. It was moreover acknowledged that Kejriwal had obtained the pool modeled as per the necessities of luxurious Maldives inns.
The BJP took cognisance of the renovation and stated that when Delhi was struggling with Covid, the CM of Delhi was spending crores on getting his dwelling renovated. Calling Kejriwal a ‘luxurious king’ and demanding his resignation, Leader of Opposition throughout the Delhi Assembly, Ramvir Bidhuri added, “In 2013, he used to say he will neither take a house, security or official vehicle. But he ended up spending Rs 45 crore on the renovation of his house.”
The AAP defended the expenditure and launched an announcement claiming that the amount spent on renovation wanted to be seen throughout the context of the amount spent by totally different governments on associated initiatives. “The estimate for the new Prime Minister’s sprawling house alone is Rs 467 crore, while the actual cost of the Central Vista project is estimated to be Rs 20,000 crore. Further, the renovation cost of the PM’s 7 RCR residence was three times the estimate. Just renovation was carried out at a whopping Rs 89 crore against an estimated cost of Rs 27 crore,” the get collectively had acknowledged in its assertion.
