The party also vowed to expose the misdeeds of BJP and AAP even as it announced the launch of the fourth phase of its 'Jan Jagran Abhiyan', which will see it holding rallies in various areas of west Delhi.
"The law and order situation in Delhi has deteriorated and people are living in constant fear. The rising cases of rape and other crimes have made the people numb with fear," said Congress spokesperson Mukesh Sharma.
Accusing BJP and the AAP of playing "politics of hoardings and posters", Sharma said that these parties displaying "financial clout" was not helping the people of Delhi.
"BJP and AAP are playing politics through the medium of hoardings and posters on the strength of their financial clout. Such politics is not helping the people of Delhi in any way," he said.
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