Take a look at the Congress manifesto. It says if voted to power in Delhi in the upcoming polls, it would spend 25 per cent of the city government’s Budget (each year) on fighting pollution and improving transport. Its campaign advertisement puts the figure at 20 per cent. Not just that. There are a host of other points in which the two differ. The manifesto says the party will ensure each family, including tenants and owners in JJ clusters, get a flat of 350 sq feet at the same place. In the hoardings and other advertising collateral, the party promises

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