<p>Showing national aspirations, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday virtually gave a zero to Prime Minister Narendra Modi while assessing his two-year performance in office.<br /><br /></p>.<p>In a series of tweets, Kejriwal questioned Modi for alleged failure on issues ranging from appointing new judges to non-performing assets of banks, from silence on corruption to inability to increase farmers' income by 50 percent and check farmer suicides.<br /><br />He also touched upon issues like education for Dalits and alleged attempts by the Centre to destablise state governments – an indirect reference to Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh.<br /><br />The Aam Aadmi Party convenor’s criticism reflected the growing confidence of the party which aspires to be the main opposition to the NDA at the national level.<br /><br />“Dear @narendramodi ji 2 years ago u promised to reduce Non Performing Assets of Banks but allowed defaulter Vijay Mallya to flee from India,” said Kejriwal.<br /><br />The AAP leader tweeted: “2 years ago u promised corruption-free governance but are silent (like Manmohan ji) on Vyapam, Lalitgate, mallya, khadse,”“2 years ago, u promised that Team India shall not be limited to PM but include CMs. Now u conspire to destabilize CMs,” he said.<br /><br />On vacancies in the judiciary, Kejriwal tweeted: “2 years ago, you promised new courts & doubling number of judges but even tears of the CJI haven't made you act.”<br /><br />He was unsparing in his criticism of the Modi government over the Hyderabad University episode. “2 years ago, u promised education for Dalits but remained silent on Rohith Vemula’s institutional murder,” he said.<br /><br />Highlighting farmer suicides, the Chief Minister tweeted: “2 years ago u promised farmers minimum profit of 50% over input cost but despite thousands of suicides u refuse to act.”<br /><br />Kejriwal’s tweets followed similar aggressive messages by other AAP leaders on social media, questioning the amount spent by the Modi government on advertisements highlighting its two-year performance.<br /><br />“AAP Govt was accused for Advertisements, do I need to remind how much money is spent now by MODI Govt on Media blitz. Will TV discuss this?” said AAP leader Ashutosh.<br /><br />Kejriwal then tweeted: “How much money are they spending?” “Modi govt spend on ads for jst ONE event 2 yr bash? Sources- more than Rs 1000cr All Del govt depts total spend less than 150cr for full yr,” he tweeted.<br /><br />Kejriwal touched upon threats to some women journalists and discontentment among traders. “Dear PM sir, minorities, students, dalits being targetted. Traders, jewellers, businessmen disappointed/angry,” he tweeted.<br /><br />“Dear PM sir, everyone feeling insecure. Even senior women journos facing filthiest abuses n serious threats by those who u follow,” he said.<br /><br />Kejriwal also talked about intolerance and alleged violent attacks by right wing activists. “Dear PM sir, those who say Bharat mata ki jai in kashmir n those who don't say it outside kashmir are being attacked,” he said.</p>
<p>Showing national aspirations, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday virtually gave a zero to Prime Minister Narendra Modi while assessing his two-year performance in office.<br /><br /></p>.<p>In a series of tweets, Kejriwal questioned Modi for alleged failure on issues ranging from appointing new judges to non-performing assets of banks, from silence on corruption to inability to increase farmers' income by 50 percent and check farmer suicides.<br /><br />He also touched upon issues like education for Dalits and alleged attempts by the Centre to destablise state governments – an indirect reference to Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh.<br /><br />The Aam Aadmi Party convenor’s criticism reflected the growing confidence of the party which aspires to be the main opposition to the NDA at the national level.<br /><br />“Dear @narendramodi ji 2 years ago u promised to reduce Non Performing Assets of Banks but allowed defaulter Vijay Mallya to flee from India,” said Kejriwal.<br /><br />The AAP leader tweeted: “2 years ago u promised corruption-free governance but are silent (like Manmohan ji) on Vyapam, Lalitgate, mallya, khadse,”“2 years ago, u promised that Team India shall not be limited to PM but include CMs. Now u conspire to destabilize CMs,” he said.<br /><br />On vacancies in the judiciary, Kejriwal tweeted: “2 years ago, you promised new courts & doubling number of judges but even tears of the CJI haven't made you act.”<br /><br />He was unsparing in his criticism of the Modi government over the Hyderabad University episode. “2 years ago, u promised education for Dalits but remained silent on Rohith Vemula’s institutional murder,” he said.<br /><br />Highlighting farmer suicides, the Chief Minister tweeted: “2 years ago u promised farmers minimum profit of 50% over input cost but despite thousands of suicides u refuse to act.”<br /><br />Kejriwal’s tweets followed similar aggressive messages by other AAP leaders on social media, questioning the amount spent by the Modi government on advertisements highlighting its two-year performance.<br /><br />“AAP Govt was accused for Advertisements, do I need to remind how much money is spent now by MODI Govt on Media blitz. Will TV discuss this?” said AAP leader Ashutosh.<br /><br />Kejriwal then tweeted: “How much money are they spending?” “Modi govt spend on ads for jst ONE event 2 yr bash? Sources- more than Rs 1000cr All Del govt depts total spend less than 150cr for full yr,” he tweeted.<br /><br />Kejriwal touched upon threats to some women journalists and discontentment among traders. “Dear PM sir, minorities, students, dalits being targetted. Traders, jewellers, businessmen disappointed/angry,” he tweeted.<br /><br />“Dear PM sir, everyone feeling insecure. Even senior women journos facing filthiest abuses n serious threats by those who u follow,” he said.<br /><br />Kejriwal also talked about intolerance and alleged violent attacks by right wing activists. “Dear PM sir, those who say Bharat mata ki jai in kashmir n those who don't say it outside kashmir are being attacked,” he said.</p>