Archive · 23 Jun 2025
Delhi Congress Criticizes Monsoon Preparedness
Delhi is about to have the monsoon season, but the government hasn't finished cleaning the drains yet.
A politician named Devender Yadav says this is not good enough.
The deadline to clean the drains was missed, and only a little over half the work is done.
He says the government isn't prepared and is worried there will be flooding, especially since some areas are known to flood.
He criticizes the Chief Minister for not taking responsibility.
Devender Yadav claims Delhi's monsoon preparedness is insufficient.
PWD missed the June 15 desilting deadline.
Only 60.47% of PWD drain desilting completed.
Monsoon expected to arrive, potentially causing waterlogging.
Yadav criticizes CM Rekha Gupta's comments on monsoon preparedness.
- Who
- Devender Yadav and the Delhi Government.
- What
- Delhi Congress claims monsoon preparedness is inadequate.
- When
- The monsoon season is approaching.
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To highlight the government's alleged lack of readiness for monsoon season and potential flooding.
Delhi Congress View
Government's View (Implied)
Preparedness
Delhi Congress View
Government unprepared for monsoon.
Government's View (Implied)
Not explicitly stated in article.
- Critic
- Devender Yadav
- Concern
- Water logging during monsoon
- Incomplete work
- Desilting of storm water drains
- PWD Desilting Completion
- 60.47%
Sources
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LG grants exemption under tree-felling norms for Kasturba Nagar Housing Project
Govt housing project in Kasturba Nagar: Delhi L-G V K Saxena grants exemption to consider requests for cutting trees on nearly 9 hectares
