Challenging the Centre, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said currently India has “two models of governance, the Centre’s Gujarat model and AAP’s Delhi model, of which the latter was successful one.”
The CM said people are “so satisfied with AAP’s model of governance in the national Capital that if elections are held today BJP won’t win even a single seat”.
Pointing at the growth programme at the ground level, Kejriwal said AAP will have to fight elections with a target of winning at least 90 per cent seats out of 100 and form Governments to change the system. “We will fight elections but before that we have to work hard. We have to fight elections to win 90 seats out of 100. We will fight elections to make Governments and change the system,” the AAP’s national convener said at the party’s National Council meeting.
“There is a Delhi model of governance and then the Gujarat model. We invite everyone to compare the two models. Schools in Gujarat are in bad shape, so is health care. Now everyone knows what the Gujarat model is. People have been cheated in the name of Gujarat model.”
Attacking the BJP, the alleged the saffron party manipulated the electoral process to fetch votes by playing on the development card but in practice they diverted the focus to issues like raising slogans ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and also attacking students, jewellers and minorities.
“Now they say raise ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ slogans otherwise you will be beaten up. During the Anna movement, people chanted ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ from their hearts. But they are resorting to threats. Everyone is angry including students, farmers and jewellers. Even the Chief Justice of India wept in front of them,” he added.