A Comment on Vinod Binny's accusations of AAP

	Your comment on the article ''AAP deviating from principles, defrauding people, Vinod Binny says'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com Dated 16/01/2014 at 1 pm.
	''Irrational accusations by Vinod Binny. He should be reasonable in his arguments. It is more than enough that free water has been allowed of 660 litres per tap connection. Power supply is also enough within 400 units. Those who exceed these limits are not to be considered as common man. They will fall under the category of affluent classes and not require subsidies and rebates. They can be taxed for their excess consumptions. We should save as much of water, power and fuel as we can. So there should be some limit in our consumptions which has been set correctly by Kejriwal.''
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A Comment on limiting free water to 660 litres per day per connection

	Your comment on the article ''AAP delivers on water promise, but bills to rise for big consumers'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com Dated 31/12/2013 at 11:20 am.
	''660 litres of water should be much enough for any family with 6 members. It will be 33 buckets of water of 20 ltr. each. If you consume 4 buckets for washing clothes, 4 buckets for dishwashing and 2 buckets for drinking and 3 buckets for cooking, etc., you are left with 20 buckets for bathing and other toilet purposes which should be enough for you. So, I think, one should not use more than 660 litres per day at any cost. If anybody consumes more, it is wastage of water which is precious for our life. So Arvind Kejriwal has done good by limiting free water supply to 20 kilo litres per month. It is good decision taken by him and is to be commended for this. So it is not bad; if anybody consumes more, it will be like a punishment to him to pay for the full water.''
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