Satna (Madhya Pradesh): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal attacked Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan at a rally in Satna on Sunday. Kejriwal's comments came ahead of the crucial assembly election in the state this year.
Calling Chouhan as 'mama', Kejriwal said, "I got to know there is a 'mama' in Madhya Pradesh. He has cheated his nephews and nieces, do not trust him. Now your 'chacha' has come, do not trust your 'mama', show trust in your 'chacha'. I will build schools, colleges & hospitals and provide jobs for the youth of Madhya Pradesh."
'Kejriwal ki guarantee'
Referring to his election manifesto as "Kejriwal ki guarantee," the Delhi chief ministers slammed other politicians for not fulfilling their election promises. However, he explained that he will fulfil his guarantees even if it meant for him to chop his head.
Among his many promises, Kejriwal said AAP will provide free power, quality healthcare, and also set up superior schools. He also said that a monthly allowance of Rs 3,000 will be given unemployed youths if AAP is elected in the upcoming state elections.
'Will not allow illegal fee hike in private schools'
Among its 'guarantees' in the field of health, Kejriwal promised to improve the state of all government schools in Madhya Pradesh and will not allow illegal fee hikes in private schools.
The Delhi Chief Minister also promised 24-hour electricity supply in all the villages and cities of Madhya Pradesh and will waive off all old outstanding domestic dues after the party forms the government in Madhya Pradesh.
'Will open mohalla clinics in MP'
Kejriwal also guaranteed to provide free treatment for every citizen in Madhya Pradesh. He also said he will open mohalla clinics in every village and ward, like in Delhi and Punjab.
Free pilgrimage for senior citizens
The Delhi chief minister also promised to provide free travel to any holy pilgrimage place of their choice for all senior citizens of Madhya Pradesh.
The AAP promised to provide an honorarium of Rs 1 crore to the family of the deceased if any soldier of the Indian Army and Madhya Pradesh Police dies while in service.
(With inputs from agencies)
