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Cruises on the Yamuna, green belts from landfills, and no waterlogging: What Delhi CM Rekha Gupta has planned for the city
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Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced initiatives to enhance the city's environment and infrastructure. She plans to convert landfills into green spaces, clean the Yamuna River for potential cruise boats, and address water management issues, including preventing waterlogging during monsoon and ensuring no water scarcity in summer.
ANIBJP MLA from Shalimar Bagh, Rekha Gupta, who recently became Delhi’s fourth woman Chief Minister and the second woman CM from the BJP, shared her vision for the city at the India Today Conclave. On Friday, she outlined key projects her government is working on to improve Delhi’s environment, water management, and infrastructure.
The Chief Minister also emphasised the need to clean the Yamuna River to such an extent that it could support ferry and cruise services. She assured that the BJP government in Delhi will complete this project within three years.
Waterlogging has long been a persistent issue in Delhi during the monsoon season. Gupta stated that her government is taking proactive measures to prevent severe waterlogging before the rains arrive.
Delhi often faces severe water shortages in summer, leading to disruptions in daily life. Gupta promised that her government will ensure a steady and uninterrupted supply of water so that people do not suffer from shortages.
Gupta expressed confidence in the BJP’s governance, stating that Delhiites now understand that a "double-engine" government, one where both the Centre and state are ruled by the BJP, is the best way to make the national capital a developed city. She emphasised that the entire party leadership stands with her in achieving this goal.
Addressing Delhi’s severe air pollution crisis, Gupta acknowledged it as a major challenge. She stated that her government would work in a time-bound manner, consulting experts and implementing measures to curb pollution from key sources such as stubble burning and vehicular emissions.
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