The AAP on Thursday questioned BJP's motive behind introducing a bill to regularise unauthorised colonies and alleged that the legislation was brought with the "ill-intention" of wooing the people living in such areas of Delhi ahead of assembly elections due next year.
Giving the slogan - 'Jhase mein nahi aayenge Kejriwal ko jeetayenge' (Will not come tricked, will make Kejriwal win), AAP spokesperson Raghav Chadha questioned the BJP's intentions on bringing the bill just before the assembly elections.
"The Centre was sitting on the bill for the past four years even when we completed all formalities from our side (Delhi government) years ago and woke up right before the polls," he told reporters.
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