Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal presented his government report card On Tuesday. Arvind Kejriwal claimed that he has fulfilled all his promises made before the election. But the Congress has termed this claim of the Chief Minister as another lie. The party has alleged that the Arvind Kejriwal government is trying to take electoral advantage by referring to the works undertaken by the Sheila Dixit government while it has not done any new work during the last five years.
Delhi Pradesh Congress President Subhash Chopra said that while Sheila Dixit was the Chief Minister, more than 6200 DTC buses ran in the capital. Their number is now almost half. Even after this, if Arvind Kejriwal claims to improve traffic, then it is ridiculous. He said that the work of improving the traffic of Delhi was done by Congress by bringing metro rail and CNG based bus system, while Arvind Kejriwal during this time Work has been hindered in carrying forward. They are committing the 'sin' of telling buses running under the cluster scheme.
Apart from this, Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia said that the Delhi government and the central government are cheating people on the matter of ensuring raw colonies. Today, when both the governments have completed their respective tenures, not a single paper has been given to the people of a single colony in Delhi, whereas first Indira Gandhi gave more than 500 colonies and later Sheila Dixit. The work of legalizing the raw colonies was done. Rajesh Lilothia said that the AAP government has backed down on the NRC issue. She is not even criticizing this plan of the Center, so that people understanding her connivance with BJP. He said that realizing the same policy of AAP, the people pushed him to third place in the Lok Sabha elections. This time during the assembly elections, this order will remain.
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