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Delhi BJP workers protest near Kejriwal's residence

Updated on: 22 December,2017 01:52 PM IST  |  New Delhi
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Delhi BJP workers, including members of the party's Purvanchal Morcha and youth wing, today protested near Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence over the increase in school fees and the issue of Max Hospital

Delhi BJP workers protest near Kejriwal's residence

The Delhi unit president of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), Sunil Yadav, alleged that the Kejriwal government had signed a "secret pact" with the hospital to let it function despite the grave mistake committed by the private facility. The hospital's licence was cancelled by the Delhi government following an uproar by the family members. But it resumed operations on Wednesday after it got relief from an appellate authority, which stayed the government's order. "Kejriwal government under a secret pact with the Max Hospital administration issued a very weak and frivolous ban order which could not stand scrutiny for a single hearing before a quasi-judicial authority," Yadav alleged.


The Delhi government has allowed private schools to hike their fees. The move has hit the poor and the middle-class, especially those from the Purvanchal region settled in Delhi, said Manish Singh, the chief of Delhi BJP's Purvanchal Morcha. The government claims it would not allow any hike in the fees but its education department on October 17 issued a circular allowing the schools to raise their fees, Singh said.

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