Today’s contest is between governance, anarchy: Jaitley
7 Feb 2015 12:16 AM GMT
The Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told voters that Friday’s contest is a ‘choice between governance and anarchy’.
Jaitley’s statement was a reference from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Chief Arvind Kejriwal self claimed ‘anarchist’ statements two years back and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of good governance in the country. Speaking in a Press Conference at BJP headquarters, Jaitley said, “BJP will put all its effort for good governance as they are confident of winning the election. Delhi Assembly Poll holds importance because Delhi is the face of the country and how government runs here is a reflection of the country’s image.”
While highlighting the development and governance in last eight months during BJP’s rule in the Centre, he said, “It should be noted that unlike previous regime, now no one talks of scams. The country, which was lagging behind, is now progressing. Now with the Delhi election almost knocking door, people have to choose between governance and anarchy.”
Jaitley’s statement was a reference from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Chief Arvind Kejriwal self claimed ‘anarchist’ statements two years back and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of good governance in the country. Speaking in a Press Conference at BJP headquarters, Jaitley said, “BJP will put all its effort for good governance as they are confident of winning the election. Delhi Assembly Poll holds importance because Delhi is the face of the country and how government runs here is a reflection of the country’s image.”
While highlighting the development and governance in last eight months during BJP’s rule in the Centre, he said, “It should be noted that unlike previous regime, now no one talks of scams. The country, which was lagging behind, is now progressing. Now with the Delhi election almost knocking door, people have to choose between governance and anarchy.”
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