Arvind Kejriwal, AAP chief, reached out to BJP supporters, emphasizing the potential adverse effects on Delhi’s public services if he loses. He also wrote to the Election Commission, accusing them of targeting him while ignoring similar actions by BJP leaders, especially over the Yamuna River water issue.
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