I cut ribbons as I complete projects: Dikshit to Modi
New Delhi: Retorting to Narendra Modi's barb calling her a ribbon-cutting Chief Minister, Sheila Dikshit today said ribbons are cut when projects are finished and that the remarks by BJP's PM candidate had only exposed
Modi had raised the issue of December 16 gangrape incident as well as corruption in hosting of the Commonwealth Games in the capital in 2010 and ridiculed Dikshit saying, “Sometimes I think if there is any happiest Chief Minister in our country, then it is the Delhi Chief Minister. “ Morning to evening, she has no work to do except for cutting ribbons,” he said.
Asked whether Modi will have any impact on voters in the city, Dikshit retorted saying, “He is not standing in the polls as a Chief Minister.”
“We will know whether he will have any impact or not only after assembly poll results are out. I think if BJP does well it will because of Delhi BJP not because of him,” Dikshit said.
She also hit back at Modi for his remark that Delhi has been reeling under severe power shortage and that even the Prime Minister and President's have generators at their residences.
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