BJP wants to jail opposition leaders and stay in power: Sunita Kejriwal

Wife of Delhi Chief Minister alleges 'vendetta politics'

AAP leader claims BJP is using police and agencies to target rivals

The wife of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of using the police and government agencies to jail opposition leaders and stay in power.

Sunita Kejriwal made the allegations in an interview with NDTV, saying that the BJP was "resorting to vendetta politics" because it was "afraid" of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

She said that the BJP was "trying to create a fear psychosis among opposition leaders" and that the AAP was "not afraid of their threats".

The BJP has denied the allegations, saying that it is "committed to the rule of law" and that it "respects the independence of the judiciary".

The AAP is one of the main opposition parties in India, and it has been critical of the BJP government's policies.

The BJP has accused the AAP of corruption and misgovernance, and it has been trying to dislodge the party from power in Delhi.

The AAP has won two consecutive elections in Delhi, and it is considered to be a major threat to the BJP in the upcoming general elections.

The allegations made by Sunita Kejriwal are likely to further increase tensions between the AAP and the BJP.

The AAP has been accused of corruption and misgovernance, and the BJP has been trying to dislodge the party from power in Delhi.

The AAP has won two consecutive elections in Delhi, and it is considered to be a major threat to the BJP in the upcoming general elections.