New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal has declared that creating employment opportunities for Delhi’s youth will be his primary focus if his party is re-elected to power in the upcoming Assembly elections.
Speaking at a “janasabha” in the Vishwas Nagar Assembly constituency ahead of the February 5 polls, Kejriwal emphasized, “The biggest work I am going to do is on employment. I will arrange employment for our youngsters. Providing employment to our youngsters will be my top priority.”
Kejriwal also took the opportunity to highlight AAP’s achievements over the last decade, including free electricity, water, quality healthcare, and improvements in government schools. “We are providing free electricity, water, healthcare, and good government education. You can call your relatives in BJP-ruled states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Haryana, and ask if they get zero electricity bills,” he said.
The AAP national convenor criticized the BJP, claiming that if the saffron party comes to power, key welfare schemes like mohalla clinics and free bus rides for women will be discontinued. “If you vote for the BJP, they will shut down the mohalla clinics, stop the free bus rides for women, and you will have to pay for bus tickets,” he warned.
