Meeting with Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta Jal Board officials, Yamuna Cleaning and Water Supply

Delhi: Water supply, Yamuna and sewage cleaning is an important issue in the national capital, Delhi. The BJP government led by Rekha Gupta continues to work for it. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta held a meeting with Delhi Jal Board officials (DJP) on Wednesday, April 30, discussing topics such as improving sewage infrastructure in the national capital, cleaning the Yamuna River and adequate water supply.

The government will make the task of replacing the water line

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said that after the ‘Varunalaya’ meeting of the Delhi Jal Board headquarters, the city’s equal water supply, the proper sewage infrastructure and the replacement of old and damaged sewage and water rows will be done by the government. After the meeting, after the meeting, the chief minister said, “We have reviewed the reasons for the challenges faced by the city every year. This is the cleaning of water supply, the Yamuna River and the sewage administration. They are all connected to each other.

He added that there was a debate at the meeting on providing sewage infrastructure in all unauthorized colonies of water tankers, water available and sewage infrastructure. Gupta said that the equivalent distribution of water and the project of providing water to residents from the pipe would be implemented as a stage.

The water supply system has not changed for a long time

The Chief Minister said, “The city’s population has increased in the last 30 years, but the sewage management system and the water supply system have not been changed. The current infrastructure is not in accordance with the development of the infrastructure. We are working on improving the entire infrastructure that has not been made by previous governments.”

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