Around 100 supporters of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) held a noisy protest here on Wednesday, questioning Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA government's claim of 'acche din' (good days).
Led by Dilip Pandey, leader of the party's Delhi unit, the protesters at Jantar Mantar raised slogans against the central government a day after it completed one year in power.
Pandey asked: "I do not see any so-called 'acche din'. What happened to the promises made by the Modi government for public welfare? Public wants an answer now."
The protesters also held banners with slogans that read: "Anti Middle Class, Anti Trader, Anti Farmer; Modi Sarkar".
Where are the good days, AAP questions Modi

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