The Delhi Congress on Wednesday alleged that the AAP government has done nothing to improve health and education sectors in the national capital, prompting the Aam Aadmi Party to challenge it to present and compare the education models of both the parties.
Addressing a press conference, Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee chief spokesperson Mukesh Sharma claimed that in the last five years, only one new school has opened, but the AAP had promised to construct 500 new schools before the 2015 assembly elections.
Reacting to it, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said, "On education, we challenge both Congress and BJP to present their education model in states ruled by them. Let us compare your education model and we will present ours."
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