Aam Aadmi Occasion nationwide convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday threw an “open problem” to the BJP to match 1,000 colleges in Punjab and Gujarat. He additionally alleged that the BJP was utilizing “doctored, AI movies” to defame Punjab authorities colleges.
In a video message, the previous Delhi Chief Minister stated the comparability must be carried out collectively and proposed that the press cowl the train. He stated the BJP had been in energy in Gujarat for 30 years, whereas the AAP had been in energy in Punjab for four-and-a-half years.
“I problem the BJP: You will have been in energy in Gujarat for 30 years, and we now have been in energy in Punjab for 4 and a half years. I gives you a listing of 1,000 colleges in Punjab, and also you give us a listing of 1,000 colleges in Gujarat. Allow us to examine these colleges collectively and see which of them are higher,” Kejriwal stated.
He alleged that BJP governments, as an alternative of enhancing their very own colleges, had been defaming colleges in Punjab. “Inside simply 4 and a half years, we now have made the colleges of Punjab so good. There are round 19,700 colleges in Punjab, of which solely 500 colleges stay. We’ve got made the remaining 19,200 colleges superb. Work is in progress in these 500 colleges as effectively, and so they too shall be fastened throughout the subsequent one-and-a-half to 2 years,” he stated.
Kejriwal additionally stated that when the AAP got here to energy in Punjab in 2022, the state was in twenty eighth place, however there had been a turnaround since then.
“We didn’t enhance colleges alone; the individuals of Punjab improved Punjab’s colleges. The academics of Punjab improved them, the principals of Punjab improved them, the dad and mom and youngsters — all of them collectively improved them,” he stated.
Kejriwal’s remarks centred on his problem to the BJP to match colleges in Punjab and Gujarat, whereas defending the Punjab authorities’s work within the training sector and accusing the BJP of attempting to defame state-run colleges.
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