New Delhi: As Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) completes one-year in office, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his ministers organised an interactive session with the city people on Sunday.


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Celebrating success over completion of one-year in the power, AAP leaders organised a two-hour public interaction session and invited Delhi citizens to question the CM and his Cabinet in the phone session.



Early today. Kejriwal had tweeted phone numbers for the call-in event and also made announcements, saying that it would benefit lakhs of Delhi people. "Do u hv any Q from Del govt? I, alongwith my cabinet, will directly answer ur Qs. Call at 011-41501367, 41501383, 23346658 betn 11AM to 1 pm(sic)," he tweeted.



Kejriwal had earlier said that his Cabinet will give an account of work done by his party in last one year to the people of Delhi. According to report, Kejriwal has ordered various departments to bring out details.


Expressing happiness over completing one-year in power, Kejriwal listed out few achievements of the party at the event. In the first of its announcements, Kejriwal said that due to the overwhelming response to the odd-even scheme launched by Delhi, the 'car ban' is likely return in April this year. Kejriwal also announced to wave off the pending water bills till November 30 including late payment surcharge in different category.


The party has also planned a rally in New Delhi, where various schemes are likely to be announced later in the day. The inaugurations include the opening of 20 Aam Aadmi polyclinics with outpatient departments for various ailments.


Meanwhile, the opposition BJP and the Congress today took to street and slammed the Kejriwal-led government for giving 'a year of complete failure and betrayal' to Delhi people. Delhi BJP plans to observe the day as a 'Protest Day'.