The Congress is engaged in a triangular contest with the BJP and the AAP, in the elections for 272 wards of three municipal corporations in the national capital, scheduled to be held on April 23. They also said they would fulfill PM Modi's vision for Delhi to help the poor and improve the education system.
Arvinder Singh Lovely, BJP leader as of 24 hours ago, says he's unmoved by the news of former boss Ajay Maken breaking down during a TV interview while discussing Mr Lovely's opting out of the Congress. Singh said the Congress is dead under the current leadership. He also said that not a single youth Congress leader found any place in the selection committee, manifesto committee or the campaign committee. "Aam Aadmi Party envisions Delhi as clean and healthy city where each and every citizen of Delhi lives in a garbage free environment", said the manifesto.
The BJP, in this year's polls to the three civic bodies, has decided not to give tickets to all its sitting councillors in the three corporations.
The former minister, however, made no statements on whether he is joining any party.
In a video message, Sisodia wondered when Goel was a "beneficiary" of a property tax waiver given by the North Delhi Municipal Corporation, why a similar benefit should not be extended to the public.
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"Delhi BJP president Manoj Tiwari spends nights in slums, whereas Maken campaigns in Lodhi Garden so that he could quickly go back home".
The manifesto promised a "transparent and corruption- free" rule.
The manifesto also promised autorickshaw and taxi stands with restrooms for drivers and issuance of licences to hawkers. The regularisation of unauthorised colonies in the city was a major election promise.
- The Aam Aadmi Party has said its primary focus will be on eliminating corruption, which will turn the civic corporation's finances around.
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