'New York Times has published a story on the education model of Delhi and reforms in the Delhi government schools. The Delhi chief minister lauded Sisodia's work as the city's education minister, whom he called 'the best in the world'. Kejriwal responded with a video statement in which he backed Sisodia and dismissed the CBI's raids as 'attempts on orders from above (a reference to the central government led by the BJP, and to which the CBI reports)'. READ | What is Delhi excise policy and why is it a flashpoint of BJP-AAP tussle? The BJP's attacks come after the Central Bureau of Investigation this morning raided premises linked to Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia in connection with excise policy row. W9vuuwKJBh- Punit Agarwal 🇮🇳 August 19, 2022 #ManishSisodia will have to go where he deserves to be. NYT & Khaleej Times have exact same articles printed with exact same works, same pics and guess what same writer.

They should appear on New York Times' front page daily if someone can buy them,' he said. BJP calls itself the biggest party in the world. 'No news of any BJP leader was ever printed there. READ | Agencies unleashed to stem Kejriwal’s rise as Modi alternative: Chadha The AAP also pointed out the copy that appeared in the Khaleej Times credited NYT for the content, and that Delhi government had no hand in its publication.īharadwaj's sarcastic retort came after several BJP leaders, including union minister Meenakshi Lekhi and the party's IT cell in-charge, Amit Malviya, accused the AAP of paying The New York Times for good press.ĪAP MP Raghav Chadha was similarly dismissive of the BJP's accusations, telling reporters '… (the BJP) is the richest political party… they should appear on New York Times' front page daily if someone can buy them'. You try and get an article published in The New York Times if you think that is possible.' The Bharatiya Janata Party and Aam Aadmi Party on Friday traded jibes - the BJP accused the AAP of highlighting 'paid news' copies- after reports of its education model in Delhi were carried in The New York Times and the Khaleej Times (which credited NYT for the copy).ĪAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj told reporters: 'I challenge them (the BJP), use whatever money you have.

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