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Tripura netizens congratulate Kejriwal Govt on oath taking day, expressed frustrations after voting for BJP as ‘mistake’
TIWN Feb 16, 2020
Tripura netizens congratulate Kejriwal Govt on oath taking day, expressed frustrations after voting for BJP as ‘mistake’
PHOTO : Oath taking programme at Ramleela Maidan. TIWN Photos.

AGARTALA, Feb 16 (TIWN): Netizens in Tripura have congratulated Kejriwal Govt on oath taking day along with expressing frustrations after voting for the BJP, which is costing people here with lots of taxes.

A video where Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said, “Shame on those CMs who take moneys from the public in Govt hospitals for medicines, operations and taxes” is viral in social media as Tripura BJP Govt has scrapped Free-Medical-Services.

Tripura once elected BJP after lots of fake promises made to them including 50,000 Govt jobs in first one year, the party immediately started mass rigging to win the election.

Noteworthy, Tripura doesn't have AAP party base in state. 

In his maiden speech as the third-time Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal said on Sunday the people of Delhi have given birth to a new brand of electoral politics --"the politics of development."

Addressing a huge crowd gathered at Delhi''s historic Ram Leela ground, Kejriwal said immediately after his swearing-in that the future electoral politics in the country will be based on the development plank. "Delhiites, you have given birth to a new brand of politics -- the politics of performance, of setting up schools, healthcare facilities, providing water, power, and women''s security."

Kejriwal also extended an olive branch to the Centre, indicating his eagerness to work with the BJP-led government for Delhi''s development. "I had invited the Prime Minister to today''s event, but he could not make it. I seek his blessings for Delhi''s progress and development," he said, indicating his intention to let bygones be bygones.

The AAP and BJP had fought a bitter battle in the run-up to the assembly polls held on February 8.

Kejriwal''s speech also hinted at his national ambitions. He said, "When every Indian gets security, health, education and employment only then will the Tricolour flutter proudly."

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