New Delhi: Physically disabled people were given preference on the second day of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s janta darbar at the Aam Aadmi Party’s Kaushambi office here that lasted more than an hour today.
AAP’s chief Arvind Kejriwal had held a similar kind of Darbar (public meeting) on Wednesday too.
While CM Arvind Kejriwal gave them a patient hearing, the residents participating in the Janata Darbar complained of the chief minister giving an audience for just 10-12 people. Others were asked to wait for their turn.
Ghaziabad City Magistrate Kapil Singh, who was supervising the event, said, “CM wanted to meet the disabled first, so they were given preference, irrespective of their time of arrival.”
Around 11.30 AM, Kejriwal came out and appealed to the gathering, who were still awaiting their turn, to submit their grievances to the officials.
“I am leaving from here, as I have to attend a very important meeting. But do not go from here, until your concerns are submitted to the officers here, because you have voted me to solve your problems,” he said.
Most complaints were related to police. About half of the visitors had come to greet Kejriwal with bouquets on being the chief minister of Delhi.
Most of them preferred clicking photographs with the new chief minister.
The visitors were attended from 10.00 am to 12.00 pm before Kejriwal left the office for the day.
Bureau Report
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