Aam Aadmi party attacks Central Government over the remark of “Freebies” Delhi’s Aam Aadmi party leader criticized the central government, stating that they are thinking of only their corporate friends and paying off the loans from the taxpayer’s money. The free education and health services which are given to the common people are the services given to the people whose financial stability is not up to the mark.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Preeti Menon told Afternoon Voice “ The BJP government is paying off the loans of the top businessman and most of the people who left the country with huge scams have become bankrupt government is only working for them and not for the people”
Most of the leaders of the opposition parties have stated that our country is going through a problem of inflation and joblessness and they expect the BJP government should work on ways to tackle this issue.
Delhi’s Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has stated these are not freebies given to the people. The education, health services and ration given to the people are necessary also they are not getting those basic facilities.
Dhananjay Shinde Aam Aadmi Party leader said “ The BJP government is only top Businessmen like Adani and Reliance industries and after starting Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan helps the reliance industries as it is the biggest polyester generator in the market and contract of making flag is given to that company”.
On one hand the BJP government is about to stop the free health and education services for the people of the country and on the other the Aam Aadmi leader is asking the government about the calculation of the money given by the taxpayers as people are not getting those services which are important for the society.
The case of “Freebies” has gone to the Supreme Court and after hearing all the arguments Chief N V Ramana has given next of this case on 17th August so that we can see more details and evidence in this case.
BhalChandra Shirsat MP in the BJP party told Afternoon Voice “The government is only for the betterment of the poor people”
