SP built graveyards and Yogi only built crematoriums, I will build schools: CM Kejriwal
SP built graveyards and Yogi only built crematoriums, I will build schools: CM Kejriwal
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Lucknow: In the country's largest state UP, AAP has blown the election bugle through Arvind Kejriwal's grand rally. In the Aam Aadmi Party's rally held in Lucknow on Sunday, Delhi CM and party national convener Arvind Kejriwal attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party and made a flurry of announcements. Chief Minister Kejriwal attacked and said that the biggest leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Uttar Pradesh had come and said that if graveyards are built in Uttar Pradesh, then cremation grounds should also be built. The old government built only graveyards and the Yogi government only built cremation grounds, if we get an opportunity, schools for your children and hospitals for all will be built.

While addressing the rally at Smriti Upvan Maidan, Kejriwal attacked and said, in the last 5 years, the Yogi government not only built crematoriums but also did the work of taking people there in huge numbers. He alleged that the way in which during the Corona period, the whole world was blown away about the corona management of Uttar Pradesh, to cover it up, the Yogi government had to give 10-10 pages of advertisements in America's biggest magazine. The state government spent crores of rupees on these advertisements.

Kejriwal further said in his speech, even after 70 years of education, we could not fulfil the dream of Babasaheb Ambedkar, in which he had talked about educating everyone. But even if my whole life goes to fulfil his dream, I will continue to do this work. The Aam Aadmi Party leader said that all the parties deliberately kept people illiterate and poor. If we fixed government schools in Delhi in 5 years, couldn't it have happened in Uttar Pradesh? But now we will complete this work.

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