BJP MP from Northwest Delhi Yogendra Chandolia on Saturday slammed AAP government, alleging that it worked to ruin Delhi over the past 10 years, while former CM Arvind Kejirwal is deceiving the innocent people of the city to secure victory in the upcoming assembly election.
Delhi Food and Civil Supplies Minister Imran Hussain on Saturday said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government is committed to prioritising the welfare of its residents after he inaugurated a series of development works under the Ballimaran Assembly constituency.
She claimed that the Delhi government has already contributed Rs 7,278 crore towards metro expansion and Rs 1,260 crore for the RRTS project, underscoring its active role in transforming the region’s transport landscape.
Stepping up its attack on former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, the Congress on Saturday accused him of failing to deliver his promise of giving Rs 1,000 every month to women in Punjab, and cautioned the people of the national capital about the promises made by the ruling dispensation ahead of the Assembly elections.
The Lieutenant Governor’s (LG) Secretariat has instructed the Chief Secretary to organize special camps through the relevant departments to raise awareness and facilitate access to the recently announced ‘Sasta Ghar’ housing scheme by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).
In this meeting, the political situation in Himachal Pradesh and the young talent for the state and the Congress party were discussed and there was a deep brainstorming regarding Mission 2022 as well.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said today that the season has yielded 1,100 mm of rainfall in Delhi so far, and almost double the precipitation recorded last year.
Earlier on September 6, Banerjee appeared before the ED officials and he was interrogated for nine hours. The next day again he was asked to come to the office but Banerjee replied that it was impossible for him to appear because of his pre-scheduled political programs. The central agency again served a notice asking him to appear on September 21.
Both Sawant and Modi had lauded health workers in the state and the local population for their co-operation in 100 per cent completion of the first vaccination dose.
The reason behind this unexpected move is unclear. This can be considered as a "course correction" before the upcoming state elections.
