New Delhi :
Political parties have their own promises regarding Delhi Assembly Elections, the hope behind those promises is to woo the voters and get their votes. The electoral battle is ahead and every party is engaged in it. However, what does the voter think for whom this initiative is being taken? To know what these elections mean especially for young voters, NewsDeskReport team reached Hansraj College, Delhi, where students expressed their views about political parties.
Questions raised on claims of education and schools
One of the students gathered at Hansraj College questioned Aam Aadmi Party’s claim of better education and excellent schools and said that Aam Aadmi Party has done the work of constructing buildings only for education. He questioned whether the teachers there are able to provide quality education.
Along with this, a student said on Aam Aadmi Party’s claim of improving the level of education that class 10 students do not even know simple addition and subtraction. He questioned that if the results have been good then on what basis have they been achieved?
Another student gave an example of how there is no coordination among the government departments of Delhi. Also said that we do not get water on time and whatever we get is very dirty.
What was said about the pollution of Yamuna?
However, a student said that the water problem has been there for a long time, but why is it coming to light during election time. Also said that everyone knows that Yamuna is dirty but NGT report is that Ganga is also dirty, but it is not being talked about. He said that if seen separately from politics, this is a big issue which should be dealt with but it is not happening.
This answer was given on the face of the Chief Minister
If Aam Aadmi Party forms the government in Delhi, everyone knows who will be the Chief Minister. However, BJP and Congress have not yet revealed the face of their Chief Minister. A student said that the face of the Chief Minister makes a difference. If people know the face of the Chief Minister then they are able to decide how much work he will be able to do. AAP has declared its chief ministerial candidate, but BJP and Congress have not done so.