"We Won't Abandon You" - Arvind Kejriwal As Prime Minister Visits Gujarat School

Arvind Kejriwal suggested the Prime Minister should use the expertise of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to improve the quality of education in India’s public schools.

During his first trip abroad since becoming India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi has drawn attention for his decision to stay at a five-star hotel instead of staying at a government guest house. It was an unusual move for a leader who had been criticized for living lavishly during his previous term as chief minister of Gujarat.

“We’re happy that the issue of government schools and education for poor people has been brought into mainstream politics.”

During an event in Gandhinagar, images showed India’s prime minister sitting in a model classroom teaching children. He later told a crowd of government school teachers from throughout Gujarat that the new education policy would free India from its’slave’ mindset towards the English language.

He suggested that the Prime Minister used his party’s expertise to improve education for children across India.

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A new video surfaced today, showing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s deputy Manish Singh Sisodia in a school class. It appears that he was trying to explain something to his students. But he was interrupted by someone else. The person who interrupted him was none other than Amit Shah, the leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). And according to reports, the BJP is concerned about the upcoming Assembly polls in Gujarat.

He hopes that educational institutions aren’t only remembered during election campaigns. Governments working together could turn all government school systems into great ones within five years.

The BJP came a close second to AAP in the recent state elections in Delhi and more importantly, in Punjab, where they won a sweeping majority. AAP has been showcasing their government models in Delhi, particularly in healthcare and educational services during election campaigns. They’ve been paying dividends in Punjab, where they swept into power last month.