Haryana CM spit out water immediately: Priyanka Kakkar

AAP leader Priyanka Kakkar on Thursday slammed Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini who took a sip of Yamuna water to counter Arvind Kejriwal’s allegations and said that the latter did not drink that water but spat it out.

"After such a big tragedy in Mahakumbh yesterday, PM Narendra Modi was in Delhi to criticise Arvind Kejriwal... We have told everyone that if you vote for BJP, the first thing you'll have to do is buy a generator. Everyone saw the drama that Nayab Singh Saini created by pretending to drink water from the Yamuna. He did not drink that water and immediately spit it out... Instead of misleading people and doing all this drama, he must tell how Yamuna water is so polluted," she said.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini visited Yamuna in Delhi’s Palla village on Wednesday and took a sip of water to counter Arvind Kejriwal’s allegations.

Kejriwal had said that Haryana government has “poisoned” the water supplied to Delhi to harm its people.

Saini called Kejriwal’s statement “unfortunate” and said he is doing this to scare people for political benefit.

He said, "An unfortunate statement by Arvind Kejriwal was given to create fear in the minds of people for his political benefits."Saini further stressed, "Today, I have come here to the banks of River Yamuna and took a sip of water from Yamuna. He said that the BJP Goverment of Haryana has poisoned the Yamuna River. He spoke about mass genocide."

Further, on a Punjab vehicle found with AAP pamphlets and multiple liquor bottles and cash worth lakhs near Punjab Bhawan in Delhi, Priyanka Kakkar said the owner of the car is a BJP worker from Maharashtra and the number plate belongs to another car.

“Kakkar asserted that the Punjab Police has clarified that no such vehicle belongs to their fleet of state government vehicles,” Priyanka said.

"This is a ridiculous blame and BJP did not even work hard this time to play this blame game... The owner of the car is a BJP worker from Maharashtra and the number plate belongs to another car. How ridiculous is it that a driverless car is randomly parked outside Punjab Bhawan with cash and other things? Punjab Police has clarified that no such car or number belongs to the fleet of Punjab government vehicles," she said.

Punjab Bhawan, Copernicus Marg. Punjab Sarkar. (Vehicle)

"Today information was received that one suspicious vehicle with a Punjab registration plate and 'Punjab Sarkar' written on it is standing near Punjab Bhavan on Copernicus Marg. On searching, a huge amount of cash, many liquor bottles and pamphlets of Aam Aadmi Party were found inside the vehicle. Appropriate legal action is being initiated at Police Station Tilak Marg of New Delhi District," the police said in a statement.

But Punjab government has clarified that the number plate of the vehicle is "forged and fake" and the vehicle has no connection with the state government.

Maj Anubhav Shivpuri, registered in Army Dental College, Pathankot 3 years back and resident of Khadki, Maharashtra.