Gurugram
Aam Aadmi Party supremo and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal promised to revamp ailing education and health sectors in Haryana, as he marked a thunderous beginning to his election campaign in the state on Saturday.
While addressing his first ‘School-hospital’ rally in the state, Kejriwal said that he would roll back any increase in annual fee in schools and regulate hospital charges.

“Private schools and hospitals in Haryana are robbing people and nobody is paying attention. If Manohar Lal Khattar cannot do this, I will have my government here and do it. I will also make these institutions to pay back money. I am from a state, which is one fourth of Haryana, but have more achievements than your Chief Minister,” he added.
He said that, “They talk of Vikas rally, Hunkaar rally and Parivartan rally to mislead people but never talk of development and achievements, as they have none. I talk of hospital and school rally because that is my achievement in Delhi and a promise to Haryana”.

Kejriwal accused the BJP government of being insecure and scared of AAP. He said efforts were being made to stop him from holding scheduled 10 rallies in Haryana. “They are tearing our posters, but not that of the Congress and the INLD, thus showing we are their greatest fear. I am not allowed to go to hospitals and schools in the state because they know I will expose them. But I dare them to try and stop me,” he added.