The Delhi BJP on Sunday attacked Chief Minister and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, saying he has an "anti-nation mindset", and accused him of "buying votes" by taking money from Khalistanis.
Kejriwal has been under attack from both the Congress and the BJP who have questioned him over former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and poet Kumar Vishwas's accusations of he supporting separatists in Punjab, where voting for assembly polls was held on Sunday. In a video, Vishwas also claimed that Kejriwal had spoken about becoming prime minister of a separate state.
Kejriwal has, however, termed the allegations as "laughable" and said he must be the "world's sweetest terrorist" who builds schools and hospitals.
Addressing a gathering during a protest here, Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta said Kejriwal's "low and anti-nation mindset" had come to the fore when he had staged a sit-in "opposing" the Republic Day parade.
In 2014, Kejriwal, while demonstrating against the Delhi Police and demanding safety for women, had staged a protest near Parliament and outside the Rail Bhawan. He had also issued a threat of disrupting the Republic Day celebrations that year.