Delhi: New Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Tuesday that the state governments of Delhi and Punjab had signed a Knowledge Sharing Agreement.

In response to this, Kejriwal stated during a press conference in the national capital, "The knowledge-sharing agreement has just been signed. We have signed an agreement to share knowledge, which is a first in India's history. It is incorrect to claim that we have been the only ones who have done good work up to this point. We are aware that several state governments have performed admirably. However, we have not completed the task of learning from one another to date. Several states have chosen to stay divided between the political parties."

"The good job that Delhi is doing in the fields of education and healthcare is being talked about all across the world. In this regard, CM Bhagwant Mann was in Delhi for two days with his ministers and staff. He went to the local schools, hospitals, and Mohalla clinics, among other places "he stated.

On Monday, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann stated the Punjab government would emulate Delhi's education model in the state, ensuring that students from all socioeconomic backgrounds receive a good education.

Those who reject Delhi's educational approach were also critisised by the Delhi Chief Minister. Today, he stated, "Manish Sisodia, our leader, is visiting Finland to learn more about their educational system. Sisodia will try to apply Finland's educational approach here after collecting information. Some claim, however, that Delhi's administration is run from Finland or Italy. What exactly is their problem? Later, detractors would claim that the Tamil Nadu government is run from Delhi. Is this true?"

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