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From vowing to root out ‘Jihadi’ Kejriwal govt to being unabashedly Hindu: Watch BJP’s Kapil Mishra’s freewheeling chat with OpIndia

Speaking to OpIndia Editor Nirwa Mehta, Mishra talked about his journey from student activist days to India against corruption movement to joining mainstream politics and shedding inhibitions of 'secularism' and being an unapologetic Hindu.

BJP leader Kapil Mishra has vowed to root out the ‘Jihadi’ Kejriwal government as he unabashedly asserted his Hindu identity while speaking to OpIndia. Mishra said how the Muslim appeasement policies of Kejriwal and how the 2020 anti-Hindu riots were tackled where many AAP leaders were accused of being part of larger conspiracy, Mishra said that there is a whole ecosystem out there for anti-Hindu people while the Hindus are left on their own.

Mishra also spoke about his stint as an AAP MLA as well as a minister in Kejriwal government and spilled the beans on how the current Kejriwal government does not really have the intent to serve the people of Delhi. He also spoke at length about the pollution crisis gripping the national capital.

“A river becomes part of the city when it flows through it. Yamuna flows through Delhi and it very much belongs to Delhi and Delhi belongs to Yamuna. Despite that it is so unclean. The condition of river is reflective of the political leadership. Look at Sabarmati in Ahmedabad. How it was cleaned and how was the leadership there who got it cleaned. In Delhi no one wants to clean the Yamuna because it is a business for them, a way to make money by asking for various funds,” said BJP leader Kapil Mishra, who was once an Aam Aadmi Party MLA and also served as a minister in Kejriwal government.

Speaking to OpIndia Editor Nirwa Mehta, Mishra talked about his journey from student activist days to India against corruption movement to joining mainstream politics and shedding inhibitions of ‘secularism’ and being an unapologetic Hindu.

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