The lieutenant-Governor of Delhi, Najeeb Jung, will on Monday address the first session of the 5th legislative Assembly of Delhi. In his speech, the lG would reveal the future agenda and action of the Arvind Kejriwal-led Government in the national Capital. The The l-G address will focus on corruption, Jan lokpal, improving basic amenities and 18 points agenda of the AAP Government.
Top sources told The Pioneer that l-G address will highlight 16 points which yet to be fulfilled that include stringent Jan lokpal Bill, safety and security of women, transparent system, constitution of mohalla sabhas which will be held in every locality and colony to decide development, full statehood to Delhi, regularisation of unauthorised colonies, cleaning of Yamuna river, setting up 500 new schools, 90 per cent reservations in Delhi Government-run colleges and Delhi University and regularisation of contractual job.
The l-G address might be focus on unauthorised colonies would be regularised within one year and to generate more employment in the Capital, all vacant posts in Government would be filled, vocation education to be promoted, young entrepreneurs to get loans at reduced interest rates, ending contractual jobs and extension of Metro.
The l-G address will also highlight its achievements such as 20 kilolitres free water to each household having functional meters, electricity subsidy up to 400 units, audit of financial health of discoms since its inception and ending of VIP culture for not using red beacon and hooter and sprawling bungalow by AAP Government.
After taking oath, the first announcement was made by Kejriwal that red beacon will not be used by Ministers and officials. Besides, AAP had made promises to change the rules of the political agenda and transform the relationship between Government and the people, will be highlighted in l-G’s speech.
Sources said it would also be interesting to see whether development works and project initiated by the previous Sheila Dikshit Government such as monorail will be carried forward or not by the Kejriwal Government. The AAP Government had proved its majority on the floor of the House with the backing of the Congress, JD(U) and an Independent legislator on Thursday.