PANAJI: National AAP Convener and the Chairman of the Minister of Delhi Arvind Kornwal, at his sixth warranty to Goans on Wednesday, promised to the first government-free government.
So far, the party has promised electricity, 24-hour electricity, work for idle youth and RS 3,000 unemployment benefits until the work is confirmed, Rs 5,000 a month for those who lose their jobs due to mining or facilitation.
Pilgrimage to Vailankani, Shirdi, Ayodhya and Ajmer Sharif, and Rs 1,000 for each woman over 18 years.
During his last two-day visit to Goa, Kejriwal also promised the delivery of door services if the party formed the next government.
“Someone will complete all work through phone calls and at their convenience,” he said.
The state has abundant income, said Kejriwal, but claimed that it was not channeled into development because of corruption even when he assured that his government would not allow one rupee to suck.
“There will be zero tolerance of corruption in Goa,” he said, adding that those who spoiled him would be imprisoned and the money would recover.
“Reports by Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG), for the year ended March 2018 noted that the Delhi Government has maintained a revenue surplus for the past five years; tax income and non-tax revenues also enrolled an increase of 14.7% and 101 % over the previous year.
The Delhi government ran in profit, “Delhi CM said.
AAP will be the first party to use the word, ‘guarantee’, he said, promising that if it formed the next government in Goa, mining will be back in six months.
Meanwhile, former Nuvem Sarpanch Pausilipo Eutico Estevao Dourado joined AP in front of Kejriwal on Tuesday.
After being selected as Sarpanch in 1998, Dourado was appointed as President of the Goa Pradesh Youth Congress for the Louletim constituency and later, as Congress of the South Goa Pradesh President in the South Goa District in 2002.
Dourado claimed that the construction of the pier, river nationalization and the nationalization.
The proposed waste processing plant above the Verna-Louletim highlands will cause damage that cannot be repaired in the ecosystem.
“This is not development, this is a thin destruction,” he said.