Tiwari, however, said he wanted to conduct a reality check about the "tall claims" of development by Arivind Kejriwal-led government in Delhi.
"I have taken up this exercise of going amongst the people to make a reality check into the tall claims of development works in Jhuggis made by Kejriwal government," Tiwari said.
BJP National Secretary and former lawmaker R P Singh also camped with Tiwari at the Gas Godown Jhughi Basti Choupal, where Delhi BJP's digital team made a presentation on the benefits of mobile banking and helped people download Bhim App, SBI Buddy and other mobile banking applications.
Tiwari, a popular Bhojpuri singer-actor, sang songs and bhajans with children and also spoke to women who complained that water supply is given to them hardly four days a week that too in late hours even in this season.
Several issues like a lack of bathing space, poor toilet mainenance, locked up Anganwadi community room, slit outflow into the Basti from adjoining major drain, water scarcity, shortage of teachers in government school in the vicinity and collapsed Public Distribution System were discussed at length with the dwellers.