Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Yadav Criticizes Delays in EWS Flats Construction
Devender Yadav, the president of Delhi Congress, is upset about the slow progress in building homes for poor people in Bhalswa.
He says the project started in 2012 but is still not finished in 2026.
He blames the BJP and AAP governments for not doing enough to complete the work.
He also mentions that a company stopped working during the COVID-19 pandemic and no one was punished.
Yadav wants the governments to take serious steps to finish the project quickly and give homes to the people who need them.
Devender Yadav criticizes the BJP and AAP for delays in constructing 7,400 EWS flats in Bhalswa.
The project, initiated in 2012, remains unfinished in 2026 due to alleged administrative failures.
Yadav alleges that a contractor halted work during the COVID-19 pandemic without punitive action.
He demands concrete steps, a fixed timeframe for completion, and punitive action against responsible parties.
Yadav also calls for the completion of pending work on sewerage, roads, parks, and other amenities.
- Who
- Devender Yadav, Delhi Congress president
- What
- Criticism of delays in EWS flats construction
- When
- Project initiated in 2012, ongoing delays until 2026
- Where
- Bhalswa, Delhi
- Why
- Alleged administrative failure, apathy, and lack of punitive action
- Project
- 7,400 EWS flats for slum dwellers in Bhalswa
- Initiation Year
- 2012
- Current Year
- 2026
- Phase II Flats
- 3,400
- Contractor Issue
- Work halted during COVID-19 pandemic
- High Court Directives
- Repeated directives for project completion
- Demands
- Concrete steps, fixed timeframe, punitive action