BJP coins on-the-fly counter to AAP's 'Acche beete paanch saal, lage raho Kejriwal'

campaign for upcoming Delhi Assembly polls gained furr momentum on Friday as Delhi unit of BJP unveiled its slogan ‘Paanch saal Delhi behaal, ab nahi chahiye Kejriwal’ (Delhi has suffered for 5 years, w we don’t want Kejriwal). This appears as a direct response to slogan framed by AAP government- ‘Acche beete paanch saal, l raho Kejriwal’ ( 5 years were spent well, continue Kejriwal).  

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BJP's questions on AAP government's work in education sector

On its Twitter account, Delhi BJP unit raised several questions pertaining to education sector. First, it contended that AAP's report card was a 'bunch of lies'. BJP alleged that AAP government h t spent Rs.145.72 crore, allocated for higher education. 

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reafter, AAP government was accused of increasing education budget by only 0.41% despite increased ecomic capacity of national capital. Similarly, BJP targeted Kejriwal regime for t spending eugh on technical education. Ar charge was that Delhi government could spend only 79% of budget allocated for education in year 2016-17. 

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Delhi Assembly polls

Assembly elections are expected to be conducted in Delhi in month of February. In previous election, Kejriwal-led AAP secured a whopping 67 out of 70 seats as against BJP which bagged only 3 seats. This time, poll strategist Prashant Kishor's I-PAC has joined forces with AAP. 

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