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Delhi Assembly Election 2025: Just a day before the Delhi Assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has alleged a major election scam. AAP has claimed that some people are already applying ink on the fingers of voters so that they cannot vote tomorrow. Aam Aadmi Party has also released a video regarding this matter, in which election ink has allegedly been applied on the fingers of the people.
Sharing the video, AAP’s national convener Arvind Kejriwal wrote on Twitter, “We had already said that these people would do this. We also complained about this to the Election Commission today. They assured that they will not let this happen. I hope the Election Commission will definitely do something to stop this. Sources from within their party have told that these people have bought several kilos of ink for the whole of Delhi. And crores of rupees will be distributed tonight through the police. All this has to be done when you are losing badly.”
Watch this video. Ink is being applied on the fingers of voters before the elections. To stop them from voting.
Today we met the Election Commission. This is what we had expressed our fear about. We hope that @ECISVEEP will take action on this on a war footing in the whole of Delhi, people’s democratic right… pic.twitter.com/znow32FpAU
— Atishi (@AtishiAAP) February 4, 2025
‘Being prevented from voting’
The Aam Aadmi Party released a video and alleged that some people are applying ink on the fingers of voters in the Gandhi Nagar area. The party says that this is being done deliberately, so that these people can be prevented from voting tomorrow. AAP claimed that the police took away only those people whose fingers had ink, but no action was taken against those who applied the ink.
CM Atishi also cornered BJP
Apart from Arvind Kejriwal, Chief Minister Atishi also made the same allegation. He also shared the video and wrote on Twitter, “Ink is being applied on the fingers of voters before the elections. To prevent them from voting. Today we met the Election Commission. We had expressed this fear. We hope that the Election Commission will take action on this on a war footing in the whole of Delhi and will not let the democratic rights of the people be snatched away.”
Demand for action from the Election Commission
AAP claimed that it has lodged a complaint with the Election Commission regarding this kind of apprehension and has demanded immediate action. Kejriwal said, “We met the Election Commission and had expressed this apprehension. We hope that the Election Commission will take action on this on a war footing in the whole of Delhi and will prevent the democratic rights of the people from being snatched away.”
While the Election Commission has not given any official statement on this till now, but the emergence of such a video a few hours before the Delhi Assembly elections definitely raises many questions.
