new delhi chief minister and aam aadmi party national convener arvind kejriwal on tuesday launched a report card of his governments five years since 2015 describing its top 10 achievementsthe report card a part of the partys campaign for the upcoming assembly elections would be taken to 35 lakh households in the city as a part of a doortodoor campaign the cm said the twopage booklet listed the hikes in the budget for education from rs 6600 crore to rs 15600 crore and health from rs 3500 crore to rs 7500 crore as among the key peoplecentric measures taken by the aap government apart from the free electricity scheme piped water to 93 of colonies and installation of 14 lakh cctv cameras across the city infrastructure development work of rs 8000 crore in unauthorised colonies also figured significantly in the measures taken by the governmenttaking an indirect swipe at pm narendra modi kejriwal said that speaking from ramlila maidan was easy but working on the ground wasnt kejriwal said both congress and bjp had promised to regularise illegal colonies but they didnt keep their word we have shown that development in such colonies is possible because people living there are our brothers and sisters he saidkejriwal said his government had done so much work in the last five years that it was impossible to accommodate everything in the report card he said since people were supreme in a democracy those serving them must present a report card to themstressing on his governments honesty the cm said it got clean chits from cbi ed delhi police cag and other agencies in all cases that were registered against it our historical win of 67 out of 70 seats in 2015 is equivalent to the history that we have created in the last five years by working for people welfare kejriwal said commenting on the rapid strides made in education the cm said earlier your children could receive good education only if you had enough money now we are providing quality education to every child in delhi irrespective of their parents economic condition in the last three years class xii students from government schools had consistently achieved better results than those from private schools he said kejriwal said due to the reforms initiated by his government delhiites need not sacrifice their savings for quality healthcare anymore the healthcare budget has been raised from rs 3500 crore to rs 7500 crore we opened more than 400 mohalla clinics and transformed the infrastructure at all delhi government hospitals kejriwal said the cm described the governments antidengue campaign as a new vaccine against the disease the government credited the campaign with reducing dengue cases from 15867 in 2015 to 1301 in 2019 when no death was reported due to the disease in the summer of 2014 delhi was grappling with frequent power cuts but now the city had 24hour supply the cm claimedkejriwal cited a recent cag report that had found delhi to be