Day after Union Home Minister Amit Shah accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of making false promises, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia invited the Home Minister to hold a roadshow in any Assembly constituency in the national Capital to witness developments in all the sectors.

Sisodia also challenged him to visit the newly constructed 'School of Excellence' in Patparganj Assembly constituency. His reaction came in response to Shah's allegation that the Delhi Government has not constructed any schools in Delhi.

Reacting to the comment of Shah in which he said his phone battery died trying to find free Wi-Fi service of the AAP Government, Siodia said he is worried about it because if India's Home Minister's phone battery runs out of charge the nation will come to a standstill. "The Delhi Government has a system to provide free electricity up to 200 units, I request him to keep his phone charged always because he won't be able to use the free Wi-Fi on a dead phone," he said,

"We have already launched more than 1,000 hotspots and the AAP Government will install 11,000 Wi-Fi hotspots across Delhi. If the Home Minister accompanies me to any major market area, I will show him Wi-Fi spots" he said.

Sisodia also challenged him to showcase even a single government school of comparable standards that has been constructed in any of the BJP ruled states.

The Government has already installed more than 2,00,000 cameras and the process is on to install the remaining, he said.

The AAP leader also accused the sven BJP MPs of doing nothing after being elected in 2014 and again in 2019 Lok Sabha elections. "Had these 7 MPs done any work for the people on the ground or if the Central Government would have done any work, then they would not have to resort to such jumlas," he said.