With Delhi's air quality remaining in the 'severe' category for the last three days, city BJP chief Manoj Tiwari Monday demanded Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to call an all-party meeting to find a solution to the recurring crisis.
He wondered why was the chief minister not calling a special session of the Assembly when he often does so for any "private or external" issue not related to Delhi.
Taking a dig at the chief minister, Tiwari tweeted in Hindi, "Arvind Kejriwal ji (are) you still the CM? Why don't you call an all-party meeting and a special session of the Delhi Assembly. Do you want us to believe that you cannot do it."
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