Following its spectacular win in Punjab, the AAP has set its sights on Gujarat. In Gujarat and Delhi, a verbal battle has erupted over the education system.
Digital Desk: Manish Sisodia, the
Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi and a member of the Gujarat BJP, used digital platforms to compare the education systems in Gujarat and Delhi.
As a result, Sisodia challenged Gujarat Education Minister Jitu Vaghani to a public discussion pitting Delhi's education model against Gujarat's. Vaghani was also invited to tour Delhi schools with the Gujarat Chief Minister to observe the education methodology.
Sisodia stated in a press release sent by AAP Gujarat that it is good to freely discuss education and invited the Education Minister to come forth and discuss what the BJP has done in the government schooling system in Gujarat over the last 27 years.
The Delhi education minister will also discuss what the Kejriwal government has done in Delhi over the last seven years to improve the educational system.
"Let us see who does better in government schools and who uses government schools to strengthen the country," Sisodia remarked.
The education minister invited Vaghani to Delhi, saying he would personally show him how government schools in Delhi have improved their outcomes, how youngsters are passing examinations like JEE-NEET without any coaching, and how they are producing amazing business ideas.
Sisodia stated that he would then like to travel to Gujarat to see the job that the BJP government has done in the state's public schools.
The Delhi Deputy Chief Minister expressed his honest hope that the BJP will not walk away from the subject, and that BJP workers would encourage their minister to engage in an open discussion on education.
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