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Delhi CM Kejriwal tweets he is about to offer a solution that will satisfy everyone

| | Feb 03, 2016, at 06:09 pm
New Delhi, Feb 3 (IBNS): As the MCD workers' strike in New Delhi over non-payment of salaries enters its seventh day and the sanitation workers block the National Highway 24 and other roads, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has tweeted that he will offer a solution at 3pm and hoped that it will satisfy everyone.
Lieutenant Governor (LG) Najeeb Jung has said that he is meeting the protesting sanitation workers on Wednesday afternoon.
 
Kejriwal, who is now in Bengaluru, has tweeted: "We have tried to find a solution to ongoing MCD strike. Will announce at 3 pm. Hope it satisfies everyone and the strike ends."
 
Meanwhile, Delhi is facing a traffic gridlock with protesters blocking the National Highway 24 and other areas.

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