PM proved Delhi Govt most honest: Kejriwal tells Goa

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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal who was in Goa on Sunday to campaign for the Aam Aadmi Party ahead of next month's election - offered novel 'proof' of his party's honesty and track record that raids ordered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi had failed to find evidence of wrong-doing.

The AAP supremo began his press briefing accusing the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) of taking bribes to fill Government posts saying, “If Goa people voted for AAP, the party will ensure  "equality of opportunity.” “This claim of a corruption-free government - had been questioned by Goa's youth and that their concerns were valid because "before elections everyone will say 'our party is the best'" . "In Delhi we did this., a certificate was provided by PM Modi, who conducted raids on Deputy CM Manish Sisodia were done by the CBI, by police. They set up a commission to examine 400 of our files, but they couldn't find one mistake," he said. The Chief Minister of Delhi, Kejriwal announced AAP’s 13-point vision plan for Goa and said every family there will get direct benefit of Rs 10 lacs in five years if AAP comes to power.

“Every family will receive free electricity, water, health, and education services, as well as a three-thousand-rupee unemployment allowance and a one-thousand-rupee allowance for women, saving each family two lakh rupees per year, AAP has emerged as the only hope for Goans and public knows they now have a chance to bring change,” he added.   

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