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Noida Airport Waterlogged After Rains; AAP Questions Construction
Big rain came and the Noida International Airport got waterlogged.
The airport cost nearly ₹11,200 crore to build.
Prime Minister Modi opened the airport about six months ago.
Heavy rain caused water to flood the airport.
A group called the Aam Aadmi Party, or AAP, saw the flooding.
They posted on X that the construction was 'shoddy.'
The AAP said the flooding shows corruption by the Modi government.
The group said the airport failed in its very first rain.
Noida International Airport was waterlogged after heavy rains.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) questioned the airport's construction in a post on X.
The airport was built at a cost of nearly ₹11,200 crore.
It was inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi about six months ago.
The AAP alleged the incident exposed corruption and shoddy construction by the Modi government.
- Who
- The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which criticized the airport, and Prime Minister Modi, who inaugurated it.
- What
- Noida International Airport became waterlogged after heavy rains, prompting AAP to allege shoddy construction.
- Where
- Noida International Airport.
- When
- About six months after Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the airport, during heavy rains.
- Why
- The AAP said the flooding, coming in the airport's first rain, exposed alleged corruption and shoddy construction by the Modi government.
Key facts
- Airport
- Noida International Airport
- Construction cost
- Nearly ₹11,200 crore
- Inaugurated by
- Prime Minister Modi
- Time since inauguration
- About 6 months
- Incident
- Waterlogging after heavy rains
- Criticism
- Aam Aadmi Party post on X alleging shoddy construction
Quotes
AAP representative
A spokesperson for the Aam Aadmi Party
“Noida International Airport, which was built at a cost of nearly ₹11,200 crore and whose inauguration was done by Prime Minister Modi just 6 months ago, today, in the very first rain, appears to have exposed the reality of corruption and shoddy construction by the Modi government.”
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