BJP manifesto 'dangerous', will stop free education in govt schools: Arvind Kejriwal
The Hindu
Kejriwal warns against BJP's plan to end free education and health services in Delhi, calling it dangerous.
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday (January 21, 2025) described the BJP as a "dangerous party" and attacked their election manifesto.
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Mr. Kejriwal said in their first manifesto, the BJP had said that they will close down all the mohalla clinics and end the free treatment that the people of Delhi are getting.
“In today’s manifesto, they have written that they will end free education at Delhi government schools”, he said.
It is written that in government schools, the students who are in need will be given free education. That means they will end free education for all and only give free education to students who are in “need”, the AAP leader said.
I want to warn the people of Delhi, this is a dangerous party. Don’t even vote for them by mistake. If you do, your family budget will go up so high that you won’t be able to live in Delhi.
Mr. Kejriwal further appealed to people not to vote for the BJP, claiming that their policies would increase the budget of families so much that they will not be able to live in Delhi.
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