The two-time CM, who is also the national vice president of the ruling BJP, has written two posts on her X handle on Tuesday night that worked as a wake-up call for the bureaucracy.
Delhi Water Minister Parvesh Verma assured residents on Thursday that the BJP government is actively working to ensure a steady supply of clean water, asserting that the city's water crisis will soon be a thing of the past.
Parvesh Verma accused the previous AAP government of misleading the people of Delhi.
Verma said, "We are holding meetings every two to three days to assess the situation, address complaints, and review our preparedness."
Anticipating a drought-like situation in Jammu and Kashmir due to negligible rain and snow this winter, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday warned of a worsening water crisis in the Union Territory (UT) and called for collective efforts to tackle the alarming situation.
Addressing a press conference here, the minister said that the government has again sent communication to the Haryana government, adding that she also paid an inspection visit to the Wazirabad pond earlier in the day to take stock of the situation.
Delhi Water Minister Atishi issued an order to this effect to initiate a crackdown on washing cars with piped water, overflowing water tanks, and use of domestic water supply for construction or any other commercial purpose.
Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva said, "When in jail, Kejriwal wrote letters about Delhi's water problem but now that he is out of jail, he seems unaffected by the water crisis."
Mr Deb physically met the people and informed them about the reason behind the present crisis of drinking water supply and alternative arrangements for providing drinking water.
Telangana is reeling under drought like conditions during this particularly scorching summer.
