Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday said a wave in favour of BJP is making many people sleepless four days before the Delhi assembly elections.

“For the last four days a wave in favour of the BJP ismaking many people sleepless,” he said addressing his second election rally in Dwarka for the Delhi assembly polls.He accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of stalling the Centre’s welfare scheme for the poor, such as the Ayushman Bharathealth insurance scheme.”But that won’t happen after February 11,” he said.

“If a Delhi resident falls in Gwalior during a visit, will the Mohalla clinic go there? But if Ayushman Bharat was applicable, if a beneficiary went there and fell ill, he could be treated for free. If at least one person could be saved, it could be worth it. But there is a heartless government here that isn’t concerned for you,” PM Modi said, listing some ofthe central schemes that he accused the AAP government of blocking.PM Modi saidthe national capital needed a government that won’t spend its time blamingothers but works for the poor. “Not one that practises the politics of hate”.

“We have to show the path for the next decade and votershave to take that decision on February 8. We have to stand with all ourstrength … Delhi needs a government which can give directions.”

“The country has changed after the Lok Sabha election whenyou reposed faith in the BJP. Delhi will change with this election,” he said.

Modi reminded the crowd of the surgical strikes and asked,“Should those who questioned the surgical strikes and are now asking for yourvotes, should not be punished?” He exhorted the electorate to exercise theirvotes to “punish” those parties He said other parties question security forcesbut are not interested in Delhi’s development.