‘Healthcare, women’s rights, jobs’: Arvind Kejriwal’s 6-point agenda to make India No. 1
DELHI,SEPT 18: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has unveiled a six-point agenda to make India the number one country in the world at the first Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national conclave of its MPs, MLAs, and other elected representatives on Sunday.
“We must create an alliance of the 130 crore people to make India the world’s number one country,” Kejriwal said.
The party’s first-ever ‘Rashtriya Janpratinidhi Sammelan’, which is being presided over by Arvind Kejriwal, will deliberate extensively on its national expansion plan with an eye on the 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
The Delhi CM spoke of healthcare, world-class infrastructure, job security, and opportunity for women, among other things, to make India the top-ranked country in the world.
Here are the six points put forward by Kejriwal at the conclave:
1) Better healthcare facilities for all
2) Five years to alleviate poverty in India
3) Employment for every youth
4) Security and equal opportunity for women
5) World-class infrastructure
6) Full prices for crops for farmers
The national conclave is being attended by all 62 AAP MLAs from Delhi, 92 MLAs from Punjab, two MLAs from Goa, and 10 Rajya Sabha MPs from Delhi and Punjab.
At the national conclave, the party leaders will deliberate on the BJP’s “failed attempt” to topple AAP governments in Delhi and Punjab under ‘Operation Lotus’ and prepare a strategy to “expose the BJP” all over the country, the party had said earlier.
-The India Today
