Aam Aadmi Party has made many allegations against the Delhi government. Delhi AAP state president Saurabh Bhardwaj on Saturday asked many questions from the government and demanded answers. He asked why the government ministers lied that all security arrangements were in place after the death of a bike-riding youth who fell into a pit dug in the road in Janakpuri. Whereas this death occurred due to the negligence of the government. After all, why did Delhi Police tamper with the crime scene? At the same time, the CM has been demanded to answer many other questions including refund of increased fees in private schools, unemployed bus marshals.
Why were the AQI figures manipulated?
Saurabh Bhardwaj asked on X why AQI monitoring stations were closed on Diwali night? Why were the real AQI figures manipulated by using water sprinklers? He asked how many private schools have returned the increased fees to the parents? Why are the audit reports of private schools not being made public despite the government’s promise and court orders? What is the nexus between the Chief Minister and Bharat Arora, how will the Chief Minister explain it?
Why are government hospitals being privatized?
Saurabh Bhardwaj asked that when the experts of the Central Government were of the opinion that artificial rain is not possible in Delhi, then why was money spent on it? Why have the jobs of 10 thousand bus marshals not been restored yet? Why is the government privatizing government hospitals built at thousands of crores of rupees?
Demanded CM to answer all the questions in detail
Saurabh Bhardwaj asked why government ministers and Delhi Police covered up the crime scene of Janakpuri ‘Death Pit’? The poor laborer was arrested. But why was the main contractor not arrested? Also, why was no action taken at those six police stations? He did not register the complaint of the victim’s family. Why didn’t the CM go to meet the victims’ families? The people of Delhi want clear answers on all these matters. He demanded the CM to answer these questions in detail.
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