Delhi voters did not consider poor air, water: Goa CM


Panaji, Feb 11 (IANS): Voters of Delhi should have given a thought before voting, as to whether the AAP government had managed to deliver them good quality water and air, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said, while reacting to the Aam Aadmi Party's stunning victory in the state elections in the national capital.

Sawant said, that the BJP may have "fallen short" in the poll campaign in the national capital, but he also castigated the Aam Aadmi Party government for giving freebies and not delivering on essentials like good water and air quality.

"It is tax payers money given free for everything. The fact that they could not control pollution, this should have been paid attention to. Anyhow, we accept the call of the people. We will once again work with gusto in Delhi," Sawant said.

"I travelled to Delhi for (election) campaigning. We are extremely lucky and satisfied in Goa, compared to Delhi. It is a place where air and water is impure and it affects people's health. No matter how good the government is, people should have known that the government could not deliver on these counts," Sawant said.

  

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  • Anticorrupt, Mangalore/ Kuwait

    Wed, Feb 12 2020

    Is this joker trying to say that BJP has stocks of fresh air and water. None of the ullu campaign worked with delhites. Shame on Sawanth, for this comment, BJP and congress.

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  • dsouzaprakash, Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 11 2020

    INSTEAD OF ACCEPTING DEFEAT IN DELHI & CONGREGATING AAP FOR THEIR VICORY, HE IS MAKING EXCUSES & POINTING OUT UNNECESSARY POINTS, THERE WAS A HINDI KAHAWATAS BELOW

    NACH NA AAYE ANGAN THEDA

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