"It is the responsibility of the Delhi government to provide 24 hours uninterrupted power supply to the people. Moreover, they had promised 50 per cent reduction in power tariff but people are still getting inflated bills.
"I believe if the government cannot stand on its promises made to public then it has no right to power," Vardhan said.
On Kejriwal's views about not banning khap panchayats citing they had a "cultural" purpose, Vardhan said traditions are richness of our past but the if there is something which is not conducive to today's times, then they have to be changed.
Power tariff was also hiked today by up to eight per cent by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission notwithstanding ruling Aam Aadmi Party's commitment to slash the rates.
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Reacting to Kejriwal drawing a list of "India's most corrupt politicians" which includes the names of Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, Union home minister Sushilkumar Shinde among others, Vardhan said that he is astonished to see that the ex-chief minister Sheila Dikshit's name doesn't figure in that.
"When he had initiated his movement against corruption he had more than 300 pages of evidence against her and now he has formed a government with the support of Congress, whom he calls corrupt," Vardhan said.