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Like Delhi, BJP will lose in Bihar also, says Arvind Kejriwal

New Delhi, July 25: The ongoing tussle between Aam Aadmi Party and the Centre is yet not over and the Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has again attacked the BJP.

Attacking BJP, the AAP Chief said that the way Narendra Modi-led BJP lost in the Delhi elections, it will lose in the upcoming Bihar elections also in the same way.

Like Delhi, BJP will lose in Bihar also, says Arvind Kejriwal.
"BJP won all elections earlier (Lok Sabha and states) but in Delhi they couldn't. Everybody thought that they will keep wining but after Delhi now Bihar even says that same change can happen," Mr Kejriwal said on Friday night.

He also said that some parties and leaders do "poisonous" politics in the name of religion, for vote.

"We want to do politics of love and sweetness," the AAP chief said.

"Ever since we have won 67 seats, the Central government is getting sleepless nights. We are in your (public) service for 24 hours. We are fulfilling our promises slowly and slowly," he added.

Speaking at "Eid Milan Samaroh" hosted by Delhi Transport Minster Gopal Rai, Mr Kejriwal further said, "In the Budget we have made provisions for education for children.

"If we give good education to our children we can even defeat America. We have doubled our budget on education and increased health budget also. We will open 45 new government schools."

He also emphasised that the "AAP clinic, the poor man's dispensary, will provide same facilities as Max and Fortis hospital. We will make 25 such dispensaries."

Mr Kejriwal, who is also AAP convenor, said that the Opposition is trying to restrict them from doing all the work. "Our government is working but Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not letting us do that."

Kejriwal also congratulated all the people present at the function and said, "When we won in Delhi we thought there will be a full stop on the corruption, but despite being in government for five months we have to fight to curb it."

OneIndia News

(With inputs from agencies)

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