Arvind Kejriwal promises to end unemployment in Delhi within five years
Press Trust of India | January 23, 2025 | 12:42 PM IST | 1 min read
Former CM of Delhi Kejriwal said that his top priority will be to provide employment to youths and his team is drafting a detailed plan to address the issue of unemployment.
NEW DELHI: With voting in Delhi assembly elections less than two weeks away, AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday vowed to eliminate unemployment in the national capital within the next five years. In a video message, the former Delhi chief minister emphasised his focus on employment.
"My top priority will be to provide employment to our youths. Our team is drafting a detailed plan to address the issue of unemployment," he said.
Highlighting his government's track record, Arvind Kejriwal claimed the AAP government in Punjab provided 48,000 government jobs in less than two years and facilitated over three lakh private-sector jobs for youths.
"We know how to create employment and our intentions are honest. With people's support, we will eliminate unemployment from Delhi in the next five years," he asserted.
The polling in Delhi assembly elections are scheduled for February 5, with results to be declared on February 8. The AAP is in pursuit of a third consecutive term in the city, but it faces a tight contest from the BJP.
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