Only Congress has been fighting for the rights and protection of the Dalits, poor and working class in Delhi. BJP and AAP have done precious little for these people. Congress would ensure implement the various schemes to uplift Dalit children with quality education.
In his letter to the LG, Chaudhary Anil Kumar writes, “With festivals like Deepawali and Chhath Puja at the doorstep, the cases of vector-borne diseases like Dengue, Malaria, and Chikungunya are on the rise, as the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and the Delhi Government have not cleared the salaries and arrears of the sanitation workers and pension of the retired employees.”
Had the Delhi government improved the condition of the night shelters, the homeless would not have been forced to sleep on the road dividers, said DPCC president.
In a statement, party spokesman Dr Daljit Singh Channi said the SAD was constrained to ask this question because an accusation to this effect had come from former Pradesh Congress president Sunil Jakhar.
He said a team had been set up to monitor the Smog Tower project at Connaught Place, which will be completed by June.
The DPCC president said it was a question of empowering these poor children through education, and the Delhi government and the MCDs should take the help of all the agencies to bring them back so that they could resume their "broken education".
Puja organisers in Chittaranjan Park's Cooperative Ground Durga Puja Samity (CGDPS) have got an eco-friendly idol for which they have been awarded in the past too.
With Durga Puja festivities round the corner, the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) had issued an order in early July, ceiling the maximum height of idols at five feet, prompting the organizers to raise the issue with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
The three-time former Delhi CM says Congress has to bring to the notice of the people what has been happening since the Congress regime lost power in Delhi, makes it clear that she is not in favour of any alliance with AAP
By not taking an immediate decision on the next DPCC chief the Congress High Command is limiting the scope for a revival of the party’s fortunes
