New Delhi: As the May 25 Lok Sabha election voting approaches, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has accused the BJP of orchestrating a new conspiracy to target AAP and disrupt life in the national capital.

Delhi Minister and AAP leader Atishi elaborated on the allegations, claiming that the BJP, through its Haryana government, has halted the water flow to Delhi, aiming to create a water crisis just before the crucial voting day.

"Under this conspiracy, the BJP, via its Haryana government, has stopped the Yamuna water flow to Delhi. This move is designed to disturb the people of Delhi and cause a water shortage," Atishi stated, citing an investigation that revealed the Haryana government's involvement in obstructing the water supply.

Atishi warned Delhi residents to remain vigilant and not be swayed by the BJP's tactics, expressing confidence that the people of Delhi would support the INDI Alliance by securing all seven Lok Sabha seats.

"I urge the people of Delhi not to fall for the BJP's conspiracy. The BJP cannot deceive the people of Delhi, who will ensure all seven seats go to the INDI Alliance," she asserted.

Atishi also announced that the Delhi government would write to the BJP-led Haryana government demanding the resumption of water flow. She emphasized that if necessary, they would take legal action.

"We will immediately send a letter to the Haryana Government. If there is no response, we will file an urgent application in court. We are prepared to approach the Supreme Court if required," she added.