Delhi hospitals prepared for dengue, chikungunya outbreak: Jain

"We can proudly say today that no patient has been turned away in Delhi government's hospitals. There is still no shortage of beds," he said.

Taking on the Municipal Corporations of Delhi (MCDs), Jain said that dengue and chikungunyaare diseases for which prevention is possible.

"The only way to prevent them is to check breeding of mosquitoes. During the last assembly session that we had held on sanitation, some MLAs had suggested that MCDs are intentionally spreading garbage in the city," he said.

"While it was hard to believe, but now it seems to be true. They are doing so in the false hope that people of Delhi will blame Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government for their failure... Delhi is now perhaps the dirtiest city in the country," he added.

Jain said the primary job of the MCDs is sanitation and they have failed at it.

"The prime minister of their party had started the Swachh Bharat mission. And now the very same party has shamed him by miserably failing his flagship programme.

"That is because their focus is on cleaning the pockets, not cleaning the city," he said.

Jain said that the people of Delhi will give a befitting response to the Bhartiya Janata Party by ensuring that they don't win even three seats in the upcoming MCD elections.

The AAP-dominated, 70-member Delhi assembly has three BJP MLAs.