CBI court acquits former MCD Councillor Geeta Rawat of corruption charges
A CBI court in Rouse Avenue has acquitted the former MCD Councillor Geeta Rawat of corruption charges against her.
A CBI court in Rouse Avenue has acquitted the former MCD Councillor Geeta Rawat of corruption charges against her.
The Rohini Zonal Office of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Saturday organised a ‘Walkathon for Democracy’ in a bid to raise awareness about the importance of voting ahead of the upcoming Assembly polls.
In a reaction to this move, the BJP fielded Tarvinder Singh Marwah, a three-time MLA from the constituency who defected Congress to join the saffron party, to challenge Sisodia. Congress has nominated Farhad Suri, a former MCD mayor, as its candidate.
Ahead of the February 5 Assembly polls, the South Zone of Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Friday announced to organise a ‘5 KM Run For Democracy’ on February 2.
BJP leader and former Mayor Sardar Raja Iqbal Singh on Friday alleged that the guarantees announced by AAP are false as they had announced similar things during the MCD polls and after winning the election, has not fulfilled even a single guarantee.
"Given the severity of this issue and the fact that this might be happening in many wards across Delhi, Commissioner (MCD) is directed to share his responses to the following questions within two days, i.e. by 5pm on Thursday, 26th September," Mayor's communication to the MCD official read.
Saxena issued the direction after he chaired a meeting to review air pollution in the national capital, as per the LG office.
“The Karol Bagh Zone of MCD has launched a special drive for desilting of all uncovered and slab covered drains to resolve the problem of water logging in the area. The zonal staff have de-silted all the drains in all 13 wards of the zone,” the MCD said on Friday.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Thursday said it has decided not to accept tax payments made through RTGS/NEFT/offline mode, without filing of online property tax returns with effect from 1st April 2025 onwards.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Monday said it has implemented a multi-pronged strategy to prevent and control the spread of vector borne diseases such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya in the national capital.
