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Know the 18 issues raised by Kejriwal in his letters to Sonia, Rajnath

New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has raised following 18 issues in his letters to Sonia Gandhi and Rajnath Singh:1. The VIP culture should be stopped in Delhi. No MLA, minister or Delhi

India TV News Desk Updated on: December 14, 2013 17:10 IST
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New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal has raised following 18 issues in his letters to Sonia Gandhi and Rajnath Singh:


1. The VIP culture should be stopped in Delhi. No MLA, minister or Delhi official will use a red beacon on their cars. Neither will they live in big bungalows nor take any special security.

2. Passing of the Janlokpal Bill, the same version for which Anna Hazare held fasts.

3. People will take decision directly in 'mohalla sabhas', which will be held in every locality and colony.

4. The AAP demanded complete statehood status for Delhi. Central government's hold on DDA and Police should end.

5. The party also demanded a special audit of all electricity companies in the national capital from the time these were privatised. The companies that refuse to participate, their licenses should be cancelled.

6. Electricity meters should be checked.

7. There is 220 litres of water available for every person daily. Where is it?.

8. AAP wants unauthorised colonies should be regularised. Thirty percent of Delhi's population lives in such colonies and these should be regularised.

9. The party demnded to know if the Congress and the BJP will support its decision to give clean and affordable 'pakka houses' (built up houses) to those living in slums.

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