The AAP chief also tried to woo the youth by making Delhi a wi-fi city.

"We are working on the details to have wi-fi across Delhi," he said.

The former Chief Minister said efforts would be made to fill over 50,000 vacancies of doctors, teachers, nurses and other professionals in the Delhi government.

"The colleges the government would build will be designed in a way that students won't have to look for jobs. It will have incubation centres. After passing out, the student can be given a facility to carry out his venture and we will also help to get loan through banks. We will create the Delhi Skill Mission, which will help generate 8 lakh jobs in Delhi," he said.

Kejriwal said his government will not "snatch" the employment of youth, but work towards it. He said lack of infrastructure and wrong policies were leading to business moving out of the National Capital.

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