Gearing up to contest Lok Sabha and assembly polls in Haryana next year, Aam Aadmi Party convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday visited government schools at Beri in Jhajjar and lashed out at the State Government for poor infrastructure and declining education standards in the state.
Deputy CM and Education Minister Manish Sisodia and Health Minister Satyendra Jain, AAP state head Naveen Jaihind also accompanied Kejriwal during his visit to schools. While addressing a public meeting in Beri later, Arvind Kejriwal alleged that Haryana has poor education and health facilities and the state lagged behind Delhi, which is governed by AAP.
He also asked Chief Minister Manohar Lal why he had failed to revolutionize the power, water, education and health sectors.
“Manohar Lal should learn from us how to work,” the Delhi Chief Minister said while challenging the former to give state schools to Delhi Government which will improve it within one month.
He claimed that the Delhi government had brought in a revolution in the sectors of water, power, education and health despite the hurdles created by Union Government. Kejriwal also accused the BJP led State Government of playing the politics of Jat and non-Jat and doing nothing for the development in its past four years tenure.