In a recent campaign speech, former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal vowed to tackle unemployment within the next five years. Addressing a large crowd in the capital, he outlined his ambitious plan to create job opportunities across various sectors. Kejriwal, who has previously served as Delhi’s chief minister, emphasized the importance of government initiatives aimed at empowering the youth and ensuring their participation in the workforce.

His promise comes ahead of the upcoming Delhi assembly elections, where unemployment and economic growth are expected to be key issues. Kejriwal stressed that his government would focus on skill development programs, along with initiatives to attract private investment, aiming to bring significant changes to Delhi’s job market.

“We will create more than a million jobs in the coming years. The youth of Delhi will no longer have to struggle to find employment. We are committed to giving them the opportunities they deserve,” said Kejriwal. The statement has stirred debate among political analysts, some of whom question the feasibility of such ambitious promises.