Chattisgarh: Ahead of the Chattisgarh elections, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo Arvind Kejriwal targeted Congress, AAP’s INDIA ally, over the ‘terrible’ conditions of schools in the state.
Addressing the gathering, Delhi CM said that the conditions of schools in congress-led Chattisgarh in a miserable state. “Before coming to Chhattisgarh I was going through the reports about the government schools of Chattisgarh, they are in a miserable state. Many schools have been shut down by the government and many schools have one teacher for 10 classes.”
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“Many teachers don’t receive their salaries on time, many are non-permanent, they don’t receive their salaries. Teachers are being asked to do anything but teach. We have reformed the Government schools in Delhi, and now they have become excellent,” Kejriwal claimed.
AAP national convener has affirmed the commitment to delivering on promises in Chhattisgarh, drawing parallels to the successful implementation of guarantees in Delhi and Punjab. Kejriwal emphasized that the 10 guarantees put forth by the AAP are not mere empty words found in a deceptive manifesto or ‘sankalp patra’. He asserted that regardless of challenges, he remains resolute in fulfilling these commitments.
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Kejriwal highlighted the track record of the AAP governments in Delhi and Punjab, underscoring their achievement in upholding the promises made to the people.
He expressed a similar commitment to replicate these achievements in Chhattisgarh. The AAP leader’s words aimed to assure citizens that the party’s guarantees are grounded in real actions and results, distinct from mere political rhetoric.
