Arvind Kejriwal

They'll ensure that you are there in the voting list.

All this what you see now, that this Jay Shankar's name is not there, his name is not there, VIP names are not there, Arvind Kejriwal, all this is momentary.

Momentary.

Just wait for a few days, all their names will be there.

In this episode, we talk about Maharashtra, where school students have taken up the responsibility to highlight civic infrastructure problems using social media.

We also talk about Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, along with top bureaucrats being issued notices for discrepancy and to prove their eligibility during the special intensive revision of electoral rolls.

But first, we talk about a strike by Delhi Transport Corporation bus drivers and conductors that has disrupted public transport across the city.

[upbeat music] Hi, I am Niharika Nanda, and you are listening to Three Things, the Indian Express news show.

They are among the people who remained unmapped with the last SIR.

In all, five ninety-three people have received notices at the New Delhi Motibag polling booth under the Delhi Cantt Assembly constituency.

And along with bureaucrats, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, New Delhi MP Basudeb Suraj, and former Delhi BJP chief Virendra Kumar Sachdeva were among the thirty-three lakh electors in the capital who have been named amid the SIR for the issuance of notices to prove their eligibility.

The bureaucrats against whom SIR notices are being issued for name mismatches include Expenditure Secretary Vummalanmang Volnam and Comptroller and Auditor General K Sanjay Murthy has received a notice for parent name mismatch The Indian Express' Devansh Mital reported that notices will be issued and disposed of between August 31st and October 29th.

It has caught some of the most powerful political figures in the capital.

Former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal received a notice stating his voter record was unmapped with last sir.

His wife, Sunita, his parents and his son all received identical notices.

It's completely bipartisan chaos.

Mm-hmm.

By the time Arvind Kejriwal came along in Delhi, that lesson had become a formula.

Free electricity, free water.

It won him three elections.

It's more deficit.

And the presidents can do that.

Arvind Kejriwal did that in Delhi.

Delhi went from a surplus state to a deficit state because 20,000 crores of electricity payments were made free.

Guess who said it? Rahul Gandhi? No, no.

Arvind Kejriwal? No.

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru? No.

Who said it? This was a statement made by the guide of Bharatiya Janata Party and that is Mr.