AAP’s court: Now what will happen to Kejriwal’s ‘Sheesh Mahal’? Rekha Gupta gave this answer

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta openly responded to the questions of India TV chairman and editor -in -chief Rajat Sharma in the popular and popular show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’. In ‘AAP Ki Adalat’, Rekha Gupta fiercely targeted the Aam Aadmi Party and Arvind Kejriwal.

What will happen to ‘Sheesh Mahal’?

Asked what will happen to Sheesh Mahal now? Rekha Gupta replied: “Our plan is that the public’s money which was wasted there. It will be our effort to make such a decision that the money that is there is there again come to the treasury and the public should be benefited from it.

The doors of my house are always open to Delhiites

Rekha Gupta said that Arvind Kejriwal built a Sheeshamahal of 80 crores, there was no entry in Kejriwal’s Sheeshamahal, the doors of my house are always open to Delhiites’.

Get Kejriwal made Why will you not live in ‘Sheesh Mahal’

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta told for the first time why he decided not to shift to the ‘Sheesh Mahal’ of crores of rupees made by Arvind Kejriwal and chose to go to a renovated bungalow on Raj Niwas Road. The Chief Minister present in Rajat Sharma’s prestigious show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’ was asked what is the loss in shifting to ‘Sheesh Mahal’. Rekha Gupta replied, “I don’t feel sleepy. I see how people are plagued and Kejriwal Saheb was staying here. He did not even open the curtains. The voice of the public did not come in his ears. He lived within the boundary of his house.

I do not have government housing for four months: Rekha

Rekha Gupta said that today I do not have a government house after being CM for four months. I use a table and chair in my street to hear public complaints. In history, no CM has ever been given a residence where LG’s Class IV employee sits. Since there was no official CM house in Delhi, it was easy for me to go and live there.