Arvind Kejriwal: ‘Modi’s House of Pride Down…Countdown Begins’, Arvind Kejriwal Attacks After Bill Disapproval

By Samira Vishwas On Apr 18, 2026

Arvind Kejriwal attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the bill was rejected

It is said that the countdown of Modi government has started

He also alleged that Narendra Modi’s proud house has been demolished

The 131st Constitution Amendment Bill could not be passed in the Lok Sabha. A two-thirds majority is required to pass any constitutional amendment bill in the Lok Sabha, which the government did not have. As the Constitution Amendment Bill was rejected, the remaining two Bills namely the Union Territories Laws Amendment Bill and the Delimitation Bill were not voted on.

Reacting to this, former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrogance has ended. He also said that the countdown has started for the Modi government. Kejriwal has always stood against Narendra Modi and now he has once again attacked Modi’s government on this occasion. Apart from this, it has also been said that BJP has failed. Arvind Kejriwal expressed his opinion by tweeting about this on his X account.

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See Arvind Kejriwal’s tweet

Delimitation Bill failed in Parliament
Modi ji’s arrogance ki haar hui
The countdown to the Modi government has begun.
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) April 17, 2026

BJP is a total failure – Sanjay Singh

Meanwhile, AAP’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh said in a separate post, “The delimitation bill was rejected in Parliament. Modi and BJP wanted to divide states like a ‘tukde-tukde gang’. Not the women’s reservation bill, but the ‘Jitao BJP’ bill was introduced in Parliament. BJP was planning to increase its seats, but it failed miserably.”

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There was an attempt to foment conflict between North and South – Sanjay Singh

Sanjay Singh added, “There was an attempt to foment conflict between the North and the South, and the opposition has foiled that attempt by rejecting the bill. It was not a women’s reservation bill at all. The bill passed in 2023 said that first there would be a census, then the constituencies would be reorganized and the bill would be implemented after 2029. Then we said, give 33 percent women’s reservation today out of 543 and hold elections in 2024… You are reducing seats in Bengal, you Reducing seats in Tamil Nadu, you are reducing seats in Odisha. Who are you asking before doing this?”