Delhi state president Manoj Tiwari has said that the election has come, so the Chief Minister has opened the boxes for free.
Free Electricity in Delhi BJP has declared election announcement of the Aam Aadmi Party's government to forgive the electricity bill of up to 200 units of Delhi. BJP's Delhi state president Manoj Tiwari has called it a complete election stunt, staging a ceasefire. He said that the election has come, so the Chief Minister has opened the boxes for free.
Attacking Kejriwal, he said that in the last election, he promised power half and water waiver. After coming to power, the condition was laid. Along with the heavy fixed fees. The BJP strongly opposed it, then under pressure, announced on Wednesday the tariff announced in the tariff will be reduced.
In this way, in the last 16 months, about eight and eight hundred crore rupees have been recovered from the consumers, it should be refunded to the consumers. For this, if needed, BJP will land on the road. He said that Kejriwal does what he says is 5 to 6 percent. We welcome free electricity, but consumers will have to reimburse Rs 800 crore.
At the same time, Leader of Opposition Vijender Gupta has questioned this decision. He said that Kejirwal has announced free power to hide his failures after watching the elections. No work was done in the interest of tax payers. For the people of Delhi, no bus was purchased and no roads were made or no school college was opened. When the government has not done any work, now it is a free metro journey to mislead people and then it is being talked about free electricity.
The government can tell where the money for free electricity will come from, because there is no provision in the budget. In this situation, the government should tell what scheme of money will be spent in subsidy. Before coming to power, Kejriwal had said that the power companies were looting the Delhi government. CAG had said to audit The government should tell why the CAG audit has not happened. The Chief Minister is saying that the first power companies were poor. He should also tell them how the companies did the best.