“We are ready for an open debate. It is good to see the ministers in Uttar Pradesh uttering words like education, health, electricity and water for the first time. It feels good that for the first time in the last 70 years, these issues are being discussed in UP politics,” said Sisodia. After a while, Sisodia and AAP Rajya Sabha member and party’s UP in-charge Sanjay Singh addressed a press conference where they hit out at the Adityanath government. “In the last five years, since the BJP came to power in Uttar Pradesh, the people of the state are asking what they got. In Delhi, where people chose Kejriwal five years ago, the government schools became better, but here the situation is terrible. In Delhi, students of government schools are outperforming. In Delhi, private schools have been not been allowed to increase their fees. Here in UP, the fees in private schools have increased manifold. In Delhi, 80 per cent people are getting free electricity,” Sisodia said as he played two videos on the education reforms in Delhi government schools.