‘The identity of Delhi, which becomes women who stand in line with buckets, tells the water crisis; Asks time from the first
Opposition Leader in Delhi Assembly
Delhi Water Crisis: In the Delhi Assembly, Opposition Leader Atishi wrote a letter to Chief Minister Rekha Gupta in the national capital and sought immediate time to discuss the issue. Former Chief Minister Athishi said in his letter that Delhi, especially women and children, stood in front of the water tankers and struggled to buy bottled water due to distribution disruptions.
What was said in the letter?
Ashishi wrote in the letter, “The scenes of children in line with a bucket are becoming a new mark of Delhi.” He questioned whether the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) promised this to the people of the city.
The former chief minister criticized the Delhi government led by the BJP and said that the water supply was affected for 24 hours and the administration was calm.
“Despite the ‘four engine’ government of the Lieutenant Governor, the Delhi Municipal Corporation and the Chief Minister BJP, the Delhi citizens are still struggling for basic needs such as drinking water,” he said. He urged Gupta to give the AAM Aadmi Party (Aam Aadmi Party) MLAs to respect democratic criteria, meet them and give them time to residents in Delhi.
BJP rejected allegations
However, the BJP later dismissed the allegations and called them “attached lies.” The ruling party has accused the AAP government’s failures before the current situation. BJP’s Delhi Division leader Virendra Sachdeva said there was no major water crisis in the city. He praised the current government’s summer action plan to avoid any severe disruption.
In a statement issued here, Sachdeva said, “The Aam Aadmi Party leaders lied about the severe water crisis in Delhi under this debate, under a lie, under a lie.” Sachdeva clarified, “We are not saying that there is no shortage of water, but there is no water crisis.”
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