Arvind
kejriwal govt. lasts for only 49 days but his govt. hit few highs and few lows
during that period. Lows that Kejriwal govt.
attained during that period were:-
1.
Govt. announced 20K liter free water per month per family only to those whose
meters were functioning properly and faces lot of criticism as above 20K liter
water they have to pay whole bill for usage.
2.
Govt. earlier announced that they will slash 50% electricity prices but they
provided subsidy against slashed prices which puts excessive burden on Delhi
budget.
3.
Govt. earlier promised to regularize contract employees but when contract
teachers and DTC contract employees goes on Dharna even then no conducive
action planned given by Kejriwal.
4.
Kejriwal earlier decided to occupy 2 duplex houses on Bhagwan dass road but
later refuses after facing criticism.
5.
AAP Rakhi Birla alleges attack on car after it hit by a child's cricket ball.
6.
Earlier refuses to take Govt. convince but there after taken by most of
Kejriwal MP'S.
7.
AAP leader Prashant bhushan speaks in favor of referendum on Army deployment in
Kashmir.
8.
Earlier Kejriwal announced to receive complaints through " Janta
Darbar" but Janta Darbar held by Kejriwal results nearly into Stampede and
later also announced that in future no Janta Darbar takes place.
9.
Danish Tourist Gang raped but no reaction received from AAP.
10.
Strain within AAP after MLA Vinod Kumar Binny revolts.
11.
Bharti raids house of African women in Khirki extn. to bust Prostitution and
drug racket but faces lot of criticism from public and opposition party.
12.
Criminal case against Bharti and AAP workers registered against Khriki Extn. Raid.
13.
Kejriwal sits on Dharna for suspension of four cops but faces lot of criticism
from public and even announced that he is Anarchy.
14.
Bharti skips meeting with Delhi Commission for women.
15.
Kejriwal promises 50% waive off bills of supports who doesn't pay their bills
during election campaign costs 6 crore.
16.
Final one everyone knows that resignation of Kejriwal for Jan lokpal bill.