Delhi govt depts disown Kejriwal's mahila, elderly welfare schemes

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The BJP and the Congress leadership slammed Kejriwal and the AAP, questioning why the AAP government had failed to fulfil its promise to women in Punjab, which it rules, of a monthly allowance.

However, the “Services” department of the Delhi government, after a tweak in the law, comes under the jurisdiction of Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor (LG), who as the administrator of Delhi has the final say in transfers and postings of officials.

The AAP chief also alleged that BJP leader Parvesh Verma sought to project himself as his party’s chief ministerial candidate and has taken to distribute Rs 1,100 in cash to women in Delhi.