Will use Assembly to develop Delhi, not to hurl abuses: CM
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Friday that her government would not rest until it fulfils all the promises mentioned in the BJP’s election manifesto. “Despite the empty coffers left by AAP, we will ensure that Delhi gets the governance it deserves,” Ms. Gupta said while replying to the Motion of Thanks to Lieutenant-Governor V.K. Hitting back, AAP said the BJP must focus on fulfilling its promise of giving women beneficiaries in the city their first monthly aid on March 8, International Women’s Day. ‘Hit ground running’ Ms. Gupta said her Cabinet got to work immediately after taking oath by extending the Centre’s Ayushman Bharat health scheme to Delhi residents and initiating the cleaning of the Yamuna river. Painting a picture of what she called a “disastrous decade of governance by AAP”, the CM said when the newly elected MLAs visited their constituencies, “people demanded nothing else but basic amenities”.
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