Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is using Governors across different states to halt progress.
“We were talking about the situation being the same in Telangana and Delhi. Prime Minister Modi is calling up Governors and asking them to halt work happening in the states. The Governor gets a big bungalow, an air conditioned car and enjoys life for 5 years. How will the country progress like this?” he asked.
Kejriwal made these remarks on Wednesday at the massive BRS inaugural meeting in Khammam.
Arvind Kejriwal also said that PM Modi isn’t bothered about unemployment or soaring prices of commodities. He only cares about toppling non-BJP governments in states.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, CPI National Secretary D Raja, Samajwadi Party supremo, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, and former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav also attended the meeting along with Telangana chief minister and BRS supremo K Chandrashekar Rao.
Kejriwal praised the Kanti Velugu program for its detailed planning and promised to replicate the initiative in Delhi.
He went on to say that instead of fighting if all governments worked together to learn from one another, the country would grow by leaps and bounds.
“KCR visited our Mohalla clinics in Delhi and spoke with our doctors and nurses. He understood our system and launched Basthi Dawakhana in Telangana. It really felt good,” he remarked.
The Delhi chief minister stated that India has made little progress in the last seventy-five years due to bad politics, and that for the first time, as a ray of hope, some chief ministers and leaders are meeting to discuss the nation’s progress.
“We all sat together for the whole day and discussed issues of education, health, and sanitation, not politics. We have to learn from each other,” he said.
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