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CM Kejriwal said "Opposition tried to fail Odd-Even scheme"
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said alleged the hostility tried to ensure the let-down of odd-even scheme as the ingenuity was being praised "world over".

He aforesaid, “the opposition was worried after Delhi government's scheme was praised by a noted international magazine.”

Not mentioning Modi’s name, Kejriwal said, "They had a fear. After the last odd-even, there were talks about it world over. Even Fortune magazine discussed about it....(Modi) is going around the globe, but not being praised,"

He added, "The AAP government people did not visit a single place, but even then they are being discussed world over. So they thought the odd-even scheme has to fail"

Kejriwal at the thanks giving event to celebrate the odd-even success said, “the opposition tried to ensure the failure of the scheme from day one”

"They tried to orchestrate a strike of auto-drivers but all of them are with the AAP government and their (opposition) first attempt failed.” -added.

"Then their MP (Vijay Goel) said that he will do a 'civil disobedience' movement and violate the odd-even scheme. Not a single person stood behind him, not even his party men. They resorted to setting fire in Bhalswa and Gazipur (dumpyards).

Kejriwal said, ‘All their attempts failed. Truth cannot be hidden," 

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