Published 14:58 IST, January 28th 2020

Amit Shah takes up Arvind Kejriwal's 'Come see Delhi schools' invite, shares his findings

Hitting out at Delhi CM Kejriwal over his claim of improved quality education in Delhi, Home Minister Amit Shah took to Twitter to present a different picture

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Hitting out at Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over his claim of improved quality education in Delhi, Home Minister Amit Shah took to Twitter to present a different picture of Delhi schools. 

"Arvind Kejriwal Ji you called me to see schools run by Delhi government. Yesterday, eight MPs of Delhi BJP went to different schools and see terrible state of se schools…ir plight has exposed claims of your 'education revolution'. w you have to answer to people of Delhi", tweeted Home Minister along with a video.

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Kejriwal challenges Amit Shah

As Delhi assembly elections approach, Kejriwal in a press conference had challenged  BJP and gave Amit Shah an invitation to visit schools in Delhi to see improvement in schools after five years of AAP government. "I invite Amit Shah Ji, you (Amit Shah) tell me time, I will cancel all my appointments and come to you. I will take you to schools in Delhi. You tell me which school you want to visit and I will take you re", Kejriwal had said asserting confidence on improvement of schools and education during AAP government's regime in Delhi.

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In response to Kejriwal's invitation, Delhi BJP MPs visited schools in ir respective constituencies and seemingly exposed ir plight. Shah's videos showed damd roofs, poor sanitation facilities and a lack of basic infrastructure in schools. 70-seat Delhi assembly will go to polls on February 8 and result will be anunced on February 11.

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14:58 IST, January 28th 2020