Punjab CM, ministers to visit Delhi schools, mohalla clinics on April 18
Chandigarh, April 17: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann will visit Delhi government schools and mohalla clinics on Monday to see the “improvements” the Aam Aadmi Party has brought in them.
The visit is likely to provide a rough path for the AAP's government in Punjab to provide quality education and better health services to the residents of the state.
The Punjab CM will be accompanied by state education and health ministers. Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal will also join the Punjab leaders in their visit to Delhi schools and mohalla clinics.
Kejriwal last week said that his Punjab counterpart Mann and his staff will visit Delhi government schools to see the “remarkable improvement”.
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His statement came days after Opposition parties claimed that the Punjab Government was being run through “remote control” from Delhi after the AAP chief held a meeting in the national capital with the state’s top bureaucrats in the absence of Bhagwant Mann.
Kejriwal, in an event, had said that his administration has improved government schools to the point that people from all over the world are coming to see the "remarkable changes."
Recently, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin visited Delhi to see the AAP government's work in schools, "and on April 18, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann will come to visit our government schools along with his many officials," Kejriwal said.
"They are coming to see how such improvements are achieved as they have to do the same in Punjab,” he added.
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-PTC News
