After Arvind Kejriwal accused the Haryana Government of mixing poison in the city's water supply, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on refuted the claim and said that Kejriwal has a habit to level baseless allegations and blame others. "Kejriwal has a habit of levelling baseless allegations and then running away. Ek kahawat hai -- thukoo aur bagho (There is a saying, first spit and then run away)," Saini told reporters.
The response from Saini comes after Kejriwal on January 27 accused Haryana government of intentionally polluting Yamuna라이브 바카라 water which supplies water to Delhi. Kejriwal said the BJP had done something that may never have been done in history. He claimed the saffron party - in power in neighbouring Haryana - had added a poisonous substance to the Yamuna river that flows through that state and into the national capital.
Kejriwal said: "The people of Delhi get drinking water from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh... but the Haryana government has mixed poison in the water coming to Delhi from the Yamuna and sent it here... it is only due to the vigilance of our Delhi Jal Board engineers that this water was stopped."
He added: "It (the allegedly poisoned water) was stopped at the Delhi border... we did not allow it to enter the city. We have seen such things in wars but today, what the BJP did by mixing poison in Delhi's water supply, is an attempt to create chaos in Delhi, hoping blame will fall on the AAP."
With inputs from PTI.