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Ation rally in Dwarka, Prime Kejriwal, his deputy Manish The party said its vision is Minister Narendra Modi Sisodia, Labour Minister Gopal to make every family prosper- attacked the ruling Aam Aadmi Rai, the manifesto named “28- ous. Kejriwal said, “I want to Party (AAP) and said Delhi point guarantee card” also congratulate the sanitation needs a Government that can promises doorstep delivery of workers that their outstanding give direction and doesn’t ration, free pilgrimage to 10 demand has been met. The resort to blame game. lakh senior citizens and 1 sanitation workers will be given Accusing the AAP for not crore compensation to kin of a a compensation of 1 crore in implementing Central safai karamchari if he dies on case of any unfortunate inci- Government’s Ayushman duty, free spoken English dent, and regularisation of scheme for the poor, Modi course for youngsters and skill their employment is also said Delhi people are in favour training and job opportunities included in our manifesto.” of the BJP and the Opposition for housewives. On extending Delhi parties are having sleepless Kejriwal said, “The AAP Metro’s network to 500 kilo- nights. “The upcoming Delhi will continue its struggle to pass metres, Sisodia said the party elections are the first election ! )! " # the Jan Lokpal Bill and the if voted to power will make it of this decade. This decade will Swaraj Bill to involve the pub- one of the world’s largest Metro belong to India. India’s devel- to these differences? This is fits of the Central over surgical strikes and lic in resolving problems networks and will connect sev- opment will depend on the what the people in Delhi are Government’s schemes for Balakot airstrikes by our forces. through Mohalla Sabhas. It eral new areas such as Burari, decisions taken today. People witnessing today”. housing and health.” I have full faith in people of will also continue to fight and Kirari, Bijwasan, Narela, have seen how the AAP Referring to non-imple- The PM said Delhi could Delhi that they will give reply struggle for full statehood for Karawal Nagar, Mangolpuri Government practises the pol- mentation of Ayushman Bharat not be developed due to poli- to such people,” Modi said. Delhi”. and others. itics of hate,” Modi said. scheme, Modi said, “Suppose a tics of vote bank and hate. “One “For the last five years, the The party’s manifesto has “Along with reviving the Taking a jibe at the AAP person who goes to Hyderabad should have intention of serv- way the Central Government taken care of every section of Yamuna river, we will work Government, Modi said polit- for work needs to be admitted ing the poor and take tough has been working is unprece- society, Kerjriwal told together with the Central ical differences are common to hospital. Will this Mohalla decisions to work for develop- dented; since Independence reporters. Government to develop a beau- among parties, and questioned Clinic go there?” ment,” the PM said. this has never happened,” said Sisodia said the AAP will tiful riverside along the banks “is it fine to block the devel- He asked, “Why the people “People in the Delhi the Prime not only continue all its pro- of the Yamuna. This opment work for the poor due of Delhi are deprived of bene- Government raised questions Minister. people policies such as 200 will play a big role in main- units of free electricity, 20 kilo- taining the Yamuna eco-system litres of free water every month, and in creating a new tourist P !! free bus ride for women, destination for Delhi,” read ! !" #$ &'( but has also drawn a roadmap the manifesto. " # to make Delhi a “truly Blaming the BJP-led $ rial candidate by 1 pm on ifesto, Kejriwal said if the BJP world class city” in the next Central Government of not appointed-SIT under Justice Wednesday and said he was doesn’t announce its CM face, R" ## five years. regularising and changing the SN Dhingra are acted upon % ready for a public debate with he will meet the Press at 1 pm It also promises world class land-use of unauthorised promptly and the victims of the the saffron party’s CM face. with his next course of roads, extension of Metro net- colonies, the Deputy CM said, 1984 anti-Sikh pogrom get jus- & Responding to Kejriwal’s action. work up to 500 km. “Our “The AAP will continue to tice,” he said. The party said it challenge, Home Minister “Manifestos of BJP and vision for the next five years is mount pressure on the Central would push for Bhojpuri lan- # Amit Shah said, “Kejriwal ji AAP are out. It is important to to take Delhi to the next level Government to ensure all guage to be included in the asked us to declare our candi- have a detailed debate and dis- by making it a 21st century unauthorised colonies in Delhi Eighth Schedule to the date for CM post. For this, cussion in a democracy, on the Capital, highly advanced and get regularised,” he said. Constitution of there is no need to announce key initiatives addressed by dif- progressive Capital of a devel- The AAP manifesto also India. ith just three days left for a CM face, just tell and time ferent parties in their mani- oped nation so that the entire promised to make all contrac- “This is the first time that Wthe Delhi Assembly elec- and place, people from the BJP festos. People in a democracy nation is proud of it. tual employees engaged by the any party has given guarantees tions, AAP national convener will to take part in debate. As should be able to ask questions “This manifesto has been Delhi Government permanent. for the next five years, with no and Delhi Chief Minister far as the CM goes, our CM is and give opinions on the key created keeping in mind this “We will ensure that the intentions of corruption and Arvind Kejriwal dared the BJP the people of Delhi.” poll promises of the mani- idea of a progressive Capital findings of the Supreme Court fake promises,” he added. to announce its chief ministe- While releasing the man- festos,” said Kejriwal. O- % ' % P ' #( ) % # &'& ( )& another child was alone * % (% *! " "+ at home and hungry, uri would soon witness a lot the woman pleaded Congress candidate from Pof changes and give it a with folded hands to Jangpura, Tarwinder Singh major facelift, said Puri the cop to allow her to ttacking the BJP and the Marwah, he slammed Modi Gajapati Maharaja Dibyasingha go. She even fell on her AAAP at a rally on Tuesday, for not talking about the econ- Deb after a meeting in known during the last week of temple for Sankirtans and knees before the police former Congress president omy and unemployment in his Bhubaneswar with all stake- March or first week of April. Yajnas as suggested by the official. Rahul Gandhi said both the poll speeches and said the holders of the Puri Heritage Micro planning would be done Gajapati Maharaja. Plans are n overzealous police offi- Some locals also parties did nothing to create Prime Minister did not have Corridor Project on Tuesday. for free movement in the Sahis afoot to make arrangements for Acial turned a deaf ear to the appealed to the police employment but kept the guts to do it. Speaking to reporters, Deb (localities) around the 5,000 devotees to have requests of a woman biker, who official to let her go, but indulging in spreading hatred Hitting out at the Prime said measures are being taken Jagannath Temple. Secondly, Mahaprasad at a time. was caught violating road safe- all the pleas were deft- in society. Minister, Rahul said, “Modi to propagate the tradition and adequate space like before However, sculptor Padma ty rules on Tuesday. ly ignored. And the The Congress leader said promised two crore jobs annu- glory of the pilgrim town glob- would be provided for the Vibhushan Raghunath The woman was caught by police official snatched Prime Minister Narendra ally but did nothing to ensure ally. The firm, which was annual Rath Yatra and the Mohapatra, who was present at a senior police official for the key of the woman’s Modi and Delhi Chief Minister it. He talked about Pakistan awarded the project work, has Ratha Khala (were chariots are the meeting, expressed his dis- wrong-side driving while two-wheeler. wrong side of the road, you put Arvind Kejriwal are not inter- but not about providing jobs already initiated steps in this made). Besides, special atten- pleasure over the quality of dropping her child at the In her reaction, Traffic law-abiding citizens’ lives at risk ested in providing jobs to and improving the economy. regard, he added.
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