Aam Aadmi Party would be CM Arvind Kejriwal Latest Interview ' Action Plan for Delhi'



Arvind Kejriwal's one-year-old Aam Aadmi Party has dazzled Delhi with a litany of promises that have been laughed off by its mainstream political rivals.

If the party forms the government, it has limited time to walk the talk, with the national election just five months away, but speaking to NDTV, Mr Kejriwal said, 'We will deliver. We have time.'
HERE IS A LOOK AT THE AAP'S FIVE TOP PROMISES:


1 The party has insisted that it will end VIP culture in Delhi. A report says Mr Kejriwal has decided to scrap what is seen as the most 'offensive symbol' of that culture - red beacons or lal battis on vehicles. No AAP minister will ride in a lal batti car, or stay in the traditional bungalows allotted to ministers, he has reportedly said.


2 Mr Kejriwal's pledge to reduce water and electricity bills has been described as impractical by the outgoing Congress, which is supporting the AAP. The fledgling party vowed to halve the power bills and conduct an audit of discoms, or electricity distribution companies, accused of overcharging consumers.

3 The AAP has vowed to provide 700 litres of free water to every household in Delhi. According to some estimates, that would cost the state some 340 crores a year.


4 The party has also .