New Delhi: am admi party (AAP) Chief Arvind KejriwalAddressing a press conference on Sunday after the inauguration of several key projects in Delhi, he said the project was a joint venture between the two parties delhi government and Centre, demonstrating “AAP’s commitment to Delhi”.
“The projects launched by the PM joint venture between the Delhi government and the Center reflect AAP’s commitment to urban development,” Kejriwal said.
“Today, the first phase RRTSconnect sahibabad To the inauguration ceremony of New Ashok Nagar delhi metroThe foundation stone of a new line connecting Krishna Park to Janakpuri West and a new metro line connecting Rithala to Kundli was laid. I congratulate the people of Delhi,” he added.
AAP National Convenor also praised AAP saying, “Those who blame AAP – AAP continues to fight – today’s inauguration is an example that AAP is only for the people of Delhi. They have sent our top leadership to jail – but their Atrocities Even though things are happening against us, we don’t treat it as a problem—otherwise these projects wouldn’t get off the ground.
Then he goes on the attack Prime Minister Modi In his speech he spoke directly to the BJP. “Today, the Prime Minister spoke for 30 minutes and he kept abusing the people of Delhi and the elected government of Delhi – and I felt bad listening to it.” He added, “The promises made by the Prime Minister in Delhi in 2020 – People of Delhi Dehat Still waiting to be cashed in…”
Kejriwal also claimed that “BJP is seeking votes for the Delhi Assembly elections by abusing him.”
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the 13-km-long Namo Bharat corridor connecting Sahibabad and New Ashok Nagar. Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut routewith an investment of approximately 46 billion rupees.
Besides, he also launched services on the 2.8-km-long Delhi Metro Phase-4 section between Janakpuri and Krishna Park, which was constructed at a cost of approximately Rs 1,200 crore.
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The Prime Minister also launched the construction work of the 26.5-km-long Rithala-Kundli section of the fourth phase of the Delhi Metro, worth Rs 6,230 crore. The new line will provide connectivity between Rithala in Delhi and Natupur (Kundli) in Haryana, significantly improving transportation in northwest Delhi and neighboring Haryana.
