Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday launched the ‘Make India No 1’ mission as a part of the build-up to the 2024 general election, and said that his aim is to make India the No 1 country in the world. “Every citizen of this country…130 crore people… have to be connected to this mission,” the Aam Aadmi Party boss said.
“An educated child will ensure his/her family moves out of poverty and becomes rich. When every family is rich, India will be among the richest countries in the world,” he explained.
On the question of healthcare – another point that the AAP highlights as part of its Delhi government’s achievements – Kejriwal said it is critical to ensure quality healthcare for all.
“Every Indian citizen is important to us and hence arrangements have to be made for the finest healthcare which is also free of cost,” he said, referring to mohalla clinics and dispensaries to be opened in every corner of India to ensure the country becomes ‘No 1’.
The third point that Kejriwal spoke about was finding employment for youth.
The fourth point that the Delhi chief minister highlighted was the safety of women.
“Every woman of this country should get respect and equal rights. All women should be given protection,” he said.
The fifth and final issue that has to be addressed is in the farming sector. Kejriwal said on Wednesday that it is important to ensure that each and every farmer gets the appropriate money for his produce, adding a farmer’s son should say with pride that he will too join farming.
