Come to Delhi and see AAP’s poor performance: Vijay Goel tells Goa

"The experience of Delhi people about AAP before the election, during the polls and after that, is not good", the BJP leader claimed.

• By: PTI
• Panaji | Updated: September 26, 2016 08:29 PM IST
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The Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs (Independent Charge) unveiled the logo for BRICS U-17 tournament in Panaji. (source: PTI)

Union Minister Vijay Goel on Monday took a jibe at AAP saying the party is doing ‘confrontation politics’ in Delhi and advised the people of Goa to come to the national capital and see its ‘poor performance’. The Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs (Independent Charge) unveiled the logo for BRICS U-17 tournament in Panaji.

“They (AAP) are doing confrontation politics in Delhi. No one is going to benefit from such kind of politics. Goans should come to Delhi and see the poor performance of AAP. Only God can save them from this kind of administration,” Goel told reporters.

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“The experience of Delhi people about AAP before the election, during the polls and after that, is not good”, the BJP leader claimed. “Since I live in Delhi, I know. There has been no development,” the Minister further claimed. Meanwhile, senior NCP leader Praful Patel, who was present on the occasion, responding to a question on AAP, said poor performance of AAP in Delhi should be noted by the Goans.

“I would advice people of Goa not to get in touch with AAP if they want Goa in good shape,” he said.

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