Delhi Aam Aadmi Party MLA Atishi Marlena on Tuesday urged the voters of Karnataka to assist her occasion, which she stated is dedicated to enhance the standard of presidency faculties and first healthcare services.

Atishi, generally known as the architect of reviving public schooling in Delhi, was addressing a information convention right here. 

Citing Delhi’s instance, Atishi stated 4 lakh college students from personal faculties had shifted to authorities faculties within the final three years. “People of Karnataka should remember that education is important. When you go out and vote, make education a priority and bring in a party which gives importance to education,” she stated.

Atishi additionally bashed political events in Karnataka for ‘low-cost imitation’ of AAP programmes.

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“The ‘Namma Clinics’ opened by the BJP are copied from ‘Mohalla Clinics’ set up in Delhi. The 200 units of free power announced by the Congress is just an election stunt. I challenge the Congress to provide 200 units of free power first in states where it is in power,” she stated.

Turning to the JD(S), she stated the regional occasion’s plan to enhance authorities faculties and faculties was AAP’s agenda. “People of Karnataka are tired of corruption. They want change. Schools, contractors and even the religious establishments are tired of corruption,” Atishi stated. 

Referring to Sandalwood star, the late Puneeth Rajkumar, Atishi stated: “If someone is acting like Puneeth Rajkumar, he cannot be Puneeth Rajkumar. Original is original. There is no replacement for Puneeth Rajkumar. There is no replacement for AAP.”

Atishi stated Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal would go to Karnataka for election marketing campaign. AAP will contest in all 224 constituencies, she added. 

Asked concerning the controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Atishi stated: “Freedom of speech has to be there. Let everyone present their views.”