Arvind Kejriwal on Monday accused Union Home Minister Amit Shah of threatening to topple the Bhagwant Mann government in Punjab after the Lok Sabha polls and claimed that the country is under dictatorship

Union Minister Shah at a poll rally in Ludhiana on Sunday asked people to ensure the victory of the BJP's Lok Sabha candidates in Punjab and said "the Bhagwant Mann government will not last long after the BJP's victory"

On Monday, Kejriwal, while addressing a gathering of traders in Amritsar, said, "Have you heard Amit Shah's statement? He gave a threat

Later during an interaction with reporters in Bathinda, Kejriwal asked Shah to explain what "conspiracy" has been hatched to topple the AAP government in Punjab

Pointing out that in the 117-member Punjab Assembly, the AAP has 92 MLAs and the BJP just three, Kejriwal asked, "What plan do you have to topple the government? Will you scare the people of Punjab with ED and CBI? Or will you impose president's rule?"

The AAP national convener alleged that the BJP wants to end the free electricity facility in Punjab and said, "I want to tell the people that give 13 seats to the AAP if you want continuation of free electricity"