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BJP forms “impartial” Committee to probe Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Government’s Performance

Author : NewsGram Desk

New Delhi, Jan 1, 2017: Accusing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal off losing focus on Delhi, BJP has formed an "impartial" committee to probe AAP government's performance.

Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari stated during his visit to different parts of the city, he found "there was water scarcity in Narela, no marshals in buses, not even 15 CCTV cameras in city against 15 lakh promised by Kejriwal and Delhi has turned poisonous due to pollution."

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Kejriwal has been judged these last few days even by his followers due to his inability to fulfill his promises. Even Anna Hazare is hugely disappointed in him and he has lost the support of a huge portion of his supporters from the Indian diaspora as well, mentioned PTI.

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"Kejriwal has been everywhere except Delhi since he became Chief Minister. I have decided to set up an enquiry against Kejriwal since he has committed crime against Delhi," Tiwari said.

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According to PTI, the committee comprises of a doctor, a guest teacher and a legal expert and is expected to will give its opinion on Kejriwal's performance, he also mentioned.

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"I hope the committee will give its impartial report in shortest possible time so that everything becomes clear about Kejriwal's crimes," Tiwari added.

– prepared by Durba Mandal of NewsGram. Twitter: @dubumerang

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