The Aam Aadmi Party will deliver over 6.38 lakh letters it collected from Delhiites to Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Monday, urging her to cut power tariff.
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal has been on a fast for nine days to oppose the “inflated” power and water bills of the Delhi government.
In a statement, AAP said a total of 6,38,707 letters were signed by Delhiites till Saturday night and they will be submitted to Dikshit on Monday morning.
The party alleged that the price of electricity and water had increased many fold in the capital due to corruption.
"As the number of Delhiites, who have decided not to pay their bills, swells day by day, the ball is in the court of Sheila Dikshit now. Would she listen to the voice of people who have elected her to power or continue to support private companies," the statement said.
On Kejriwal's health, the statement said despite weakness, his health parameters are within normal range.
The AAP leader’s fast entered its ninth day on Sunday
"His blood pressure in the morning was 101/63, pulse 65 and sugar 121. He has lost 7 kg of weight since his fast began. His current weight is 58 kg," it said.
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