New Delhi, October 18 Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, along with Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, once again announced the launch of ‘Chief Minister Jai Bhim Yojana’. Under this scheme, children from poor families, Dalit, OBC community in Delhi will be provided free coaching to prepare for entrance exams after 12th and they will also be given pocket money.
Arvind Kejriwal said that the BJP people left no stone unturned to harass the people of Delhi. I cannot see the people of Delhi in trouble, the people of Delhi are part of my family. Now I have come out of jail and we are restarting all the work stopped by the BJP. In this sequence, the Delhi government is restarting the ‘Chief Minister Jai Bhim Yojana’.
Arvind Kejriwal said that under the ‘Chief Minister Jai Bhim Yojana’, children of Dalit, SC-ST, OBC and EWS community will be prepared for competitive examinations for free. Now the children of the poor will also progress and contribute to the development of the country.
He said that the ‘Mukhyamantri Jai Bhim Yojana’ was stopped by hatching a conspiracy to send Arvind Kejriwal to jail. But, all these conspiracies collapsed in front of Arvind Kejriwal’s vision of taking the children of the poor and deprived class forward through education. Through this scheme, the youth will now be able to fulfill their dreams again by getting free coaching for competitive exams.
Arvind Kejriwal said that the previous governments in Delhi did not do any work and hence they did not have to clash with the LG. Manish Sisodia built schools and hence he had to go to jail. If we also do not do any work, then we will not have to struggle. We do not have enmity with any party, we want to fix the system. The BJP people had also stopped the ‘Farishte Yojana’. But, now we have restarted it. Under this scheme, a person injured in a road accident can be admitted to any hospital and no questions will be asked to the person getting him admitted. Along with this, the Delhi government will bear the entire cost of treatment of the injured person. Due to this scheme, till now we have saved the lives of more than 26 thousand people.
