About 21,000 Delhi Congress workers are getting ready to expose the “misrule and all- round failure” of the Aam Aadmi Party Government, by observing ‘Chhalawa Diwas’ (Illusion Day) on January 14, when the Arvind Kejriwal dispensation completes its one year in office.
On that day they are to present flowers with a message of how the AAP Government failed to deliver its poll promises.
Delhi Congress leader also criticised the BJP Government at the Centre for not keeping up to the expectations of the common man in the national Capital. “Delhiites gave all seven lok Sabha seats to BJP and 67 of the 70 Assembly seats to AAP. But both the parties are now shying away from their responsibilities.”
Addressing the media on Friday, Ajay Maken of the Congress said his party would be observing February 14 as “Disillusion Day” (‘Chhalawa Diwas’) as the AAP Government had allegedly failed on all fronts to fulfill any of its promises it had made to the electorate before the Assembly elections.
Maken said a large number of party workers and leaders will take out a candlelight at 5 pm from Rajghat to India Gate on February 14to highlight how the AAP Government had failed to provide good governance to the Delhiites.
The former Union Minister said from February 8 to February 14, his party will be raising questions on one major issue each day to highlight how the AAP Government had “cheated” the citizens of Delhi by not addressing any of their pressing problems. “On February 14, our party will come out with a booklet highlighting all the failures of the Kejriwal Government.”
On the issue of the unification of the three municipal corporations in Delhi, Maken said he was not opposed to the idea but made it clear that it was not a permanent solution to solve the ongoing crisis of the civic agencies.
“Who is stopping the AAP and the BJP to go for unification of the three corporations. If they think unification is the solution, they should sit together and get it done through an Act of Parliament. But they need to find a permanent solution to the problem.”