Arvind Kejriwal Commemorates Gandhi's Legacy, Highlights Delhi’s Transformation
AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal honored Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary, reaffirming the party's dedication to Gandhian principles of equality and inclusiveness. Kejriwal emphasized the progress by the AAP government in Delhi, noting advancements in education, healthcare, and essential services, aligning with Gandhi's vision of a harmonious society.
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On Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary, AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal paid tribute and reaffirmed the party's commitment to Gandhian ideals of equality and inclusiveness, termed 'Sarvjan Sambhaav'. Kejriwal highlighted the strides made by the AAP government in Delhi toward realizing Gandhi's vision of a society where quality education, healthcare, and essential services transcend the barriers of caste and religion.
In a social media video, Kejriwal expressed pride in transforming Delhi into a model city, bringing Gandhi's dreams to life. He pointed to achievements like world-class schools, 24x7 essential services, affordable electricity, potable water, and job opportunities, improving lives and building a society based on equality and justice—key Gandhi principles.
Kejriwal stated that the true strength of a country lies in its people, emphasizing that AAP's reforms have connected Delhi's residents with the republic's core values. He claimed Delhi's progress illustrates an India where every citizen enjoys a better quality of life, reflecting Gandhi's vision of unity and prosperity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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