Atishi’s letter highlights that the ammonia concentration in the water has reached six times the treatable level, posing a significant risk to public health in Delhi. She called on the CEC to take immediate action, urging that only ammonia-free raw water be released into Delhi from Haryana, or that additional water be supplied to dilute the toxic levels of ammonia.
Ahead of the assembly elections in Delhi, Congress on Saturday vowed to provide free pilgrimage to Buddhist sites if the party is voted to power in the national capital.
In September, Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS), the student wing of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), decided to refrain from contesting the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) polls citing the assembly elections. It has been engaged in generating support for the party at the ground level for the past five months.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (South-West) Surendra Choudhary stated that the arrest was made by the Anti-Narcotics team of the South-West District.
Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi R Alice Vaz, on Wednesday, flagged off a fleet of specially designed autos with an aim to promote voter awareness ahead of the forthcoming Assembly elections.
He said Congress has been representing the seat for the last 20 years, however, they have not been able to bring development in the area, he said, adding that progress and development in the country had been brought about by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last eight years, which the Congress failed to do in 60 years.
Senior BJP leader and Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister, Jairam Thakur has mocked the Congress promise of providing 300 units of free electricity ahead of the upcoming state polls.
Taking a dig at BJP's slogan of changing tradition in Himachal Pradesh, she sought to know what the Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur Government had done that the people of Mandi and the state should break the tradition to vote for it.
According to reports, in the 2017 Vidhan Sabha elections in the state, 34,232 voters pressed NOTA and rejected all the candidates.
Considering his health issues, the Election Commission has made special arrangements for him to cast his ballot. The district administrations of Kinnaur will send a special car and a wheel chair to pick him up to the poll booth and drop him back, and like always a warm welcome will be given by laying a red carpet for him.
