Capital Clash: Will vitriolic speeches in Delhi polls benefit or backfire?
Updated on Feb 22, 2020 12:25 pm IST
Campaigning for the Delhi polls has been dominated by personal attacks and vitriolic speeches. The Election commissioned has also acted against several political leaders ahead of the polls. From BJP leader Parvesh Verma and Union Minister rakish Javadekar likening Chief Minister Kejriwal to a terrorist to slogans like 'goli maaro' slogans, this campaign has seen it all. As campaigning comes to an end this evening, we debate, will the vitriolic speeches benefit or backfire?
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