PM Modi: AAP brought 'nakampanthi' of governance to Delhi

New Delhi, May 9 In an apparent attack on the AAP, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday said they bolstered the 'tukde-tukde' gang and brought the "nakampanthi" model of administration to the national capital.

He was addressing to his first 2019 poll rally in Delhi at the Ramlila Maidan and was joined by the BJP's seven Lok Sabha candidates for the national capital.

"Delhi has seen 'nakampanthi' model of governance. People had come to change the nation, but they themselves. They supported 'tukde tukde' gang and reinforced India's enemies," he stated, without naming the AAP.

Explaining the term 'Nakampanthi', which he used in reference to the AAP government, Modi said it means "not allowing Center's Ayushmaan Bharat in Delhi hospitals".

He said the BJP has reduced pollution and traffic jam in Delhi by building eastern and western peripherals.

"Expansion was dependably a significant survey issue, however at this point restriction can't corner government on this," he included.

The BJP started using "tukde tukde" gang to allude to students blamed for bringing enemies of India slogans in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in 2016 and has generalised the phrase to attack those it accuses of sympathising with Maoists and separatists.