Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday again wrote to his Haryana counterpart Manohar Lal Khattar for a surprise cross-inspection of his ‘Mohalla Clinics’ and Haryana’s schools and dispensaries.
Earlier, Kejriwal had written a letter to Manohar Lal on November 2 regarding the same issue.
“I have not received any reply from you regarding my previous letter written on November 2. Should I assume that you have accepted that Mohalla Clinics in Delhi are better and condition of Haryana’s schools and dispensaries is not good,” Kejriwal wrote in his letter to Manohar Lal on Monday.
The AAP convenor, Kejriwal added, “This time people will not vote on caste and religion-based politics. The next government will be formed by those who have build hospitals and schools and worked for the people.”
In his previous letter, Kejriwal had expressed his desire to inspect some dispensaries of Haryana on November 12 and requested Manohar Lal to inspect ‘Mohalla Clinics’ in Delhi. Reacting to Kejriwal’s challenge, Manohar Lal while talking to the mediapersons in Gurugram on Monday said that he (Kejriwal) should focus on the development of his state.
Eyeing a win in the Haryana Assembly polls next year, Kejriwal is hard selling his AAP led Delhi Government’s achievements in the field of education and health sectors to the voters of Haryana.
The party has planned to contest on all 10 Lok Sabha seats from Haryana and also, on all 90 assembly seats, election for which are due later next year