Taking a dig at the Opposition Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in this context, the chief minister said nobody has to remind the government about its agenda.
She further alleged that only one medical director is managing four major hospitals in the city, describing AAP’s much-touted health and education model as ineffective.
He said more than Vipassana, Kejriwal needs to repent and apologise to the people of Delhi.
"The committee accordingly decided to revoke all restrictions under GRAP Stage 1 with immediate effect," the order read.
Referring to the promises made by the BJP in the Assembly polls, he said, “BJP government should take urgent steps to fulfil its election guarantees."
Following the complaint, the Mayor directed the officials to clean the entire drain within a week.
The Leader of Opposition asserted that temporary measures by the ruling dispensation are nothing but an attempt to mislead the public.
Kejriwal also announced a major project for the area: the construction of the Delhi Sports University, touted as the largest in the country, with a budget of Rs 2,100 crore.
Sachdeva claimed that the city's villages have suffered heavily during the past decade due to poor roads, lack of public transport, lack of new schools and missing health services under the AAP government.
Parteek Chhabra alias Dhanna, resident of Jagat Puri, East Delhi, is accused of providing financial assistance to the notorious Chhenu Gang.
