Delhi BJP General Secretary and MP from North West Delhi Yogendra Chandolia on Monday alleged that the statement of Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj blaming Haryana for increasing ammonia level in Yamuna river is false and misleading.
Expressing concern over recent firing incidents, Delhi Minister and senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Saurabh Bharadwaj on Saturday said the national capital was turning into a “gangster-capital” under the watch of the BJP-led government at the Centre.
In addition to Bharadwaj's complaint, Delhi Assembly Deputy Speaker Rakhi Birla has also lodged a complaint against Gupta for alleged harassment over her caste.
The Minister on Tuesday inspected the ITO barrage and the river bed area and took stock of the situation, and reviewed the de-silting works that were done to prevent the river from flooding like it happened last year.
Bharadwaj noted that the file of the presiding officer that goes to the lieutenant governor via the urban development minister to the chief minister has been directly sent to the LG’s office bypassing the minister.
The procession commenced from the ‘Prachin Shiv Mandir’ of Chirag Delhi and toured areas such as Chirag Delhi and Sheikh Sarai.
The party leaders and supporters were taken away from ITO, where the police had invoked section 144.
During a high-level emergency meeting convened by CM Kejriwal at the Delhi Secretariat, a decision was taken to bring back the odd-even car rationing scheme and extend the suspension of physical classes in schools to November 10.
Bhardwaj said that Delhities are happy to celebrate G-20 Summit with their own money, they don't have any problem, but it is Centre which was creating problems.
Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj has said that all government hospitals in the city will reserve five per cent beds for dengue patients.
