In the run up to the MCD polls, the AAP on Thursday held over 155 Jansamvads, Nukkad Sabhas and buzz activities across the city to seek votes from Delhiites. Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia himself held 10 Jansamvad rallies in east Delhi and sought votes from the people to keep Delhi clean.
Addressing a rally at Trilokpuri, Sisodia said that every person is aware that the core responsibility of the MCD is to keep the city clean, but the BJP couldn't understand this in the last 15 years and turned the city into a dump yard.“The BJP turned the city into a dump yard.
They did not pay the salaries of sanitation workers for months. Even retired workers have not received their previous salaries,” said Sisodia.
“As soon as the Kejriwal Government comes to power in the MCD, the sanitation workers will be rid of their salary issues.
All sanitation workers will receive their salaries on time and all contractual workers will be made permanent,” he said. “CM Arvind Kejriwal showed trust in teachers of Delhi Government schools and gave them their due respect. In return, State Government schoolteachers worked hard and established a world-class city Education Model. Similarly, we trust our sanitation workers, too, and together we will make the Capital the most beautiful Capital in the world,” the Deputy CM said.
“The MCD’s main responsibility is to keep the city clean, but BJP couldn't understand this in the last 15 years. The saffron party was busy promoting extortion and making money from it. The public is upset with them and this time in the civic elections, the AAP will form the Government,” Sisodia said.
“The garbage mountain in Bhalswa is a mountain of BJP’s failures in MCD.
Just as the BJP's misrule in MCD grew in the last 15 years, the height of this garbage mountain kept increasing yearly. But public need not worry now. They must take a selfie with this garbage mountain, as this will start disappearing after December 7," Sisodia added.
The Jansamvad rallies were held at different locations in the city including New Ashok Nagar, Trilokpuri, Mayur Vihar Phase-1, Kondli, Gharoli, Kalyanpuri, Mayur Vihar Phase-2, Mandavli, Vinod Nagar, and Patparganj.