Addressing party workers and attendees, CM Gupta reflected on her government’s work over the past seven months, emphasising outreach to all communities and focused development efforts.
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Saturday attended the Diwali celebrations held at the BJP headquarters here, marking the start of the festive season with a message of unity, cultural pride, and continued development efforts across the capital.
Addressing party workers and attendees, CM Gupta reflected on her government’s work over the past seven months, emphasising outreach to all communities and focused development efforts.
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“In the last seven months, we have tried to work for every section of Delhi,” Gupta said. She further mentioned that with Chhath Puja approaching, the ongoing efforts to clean the Yamuna River are a long-standing demand of the Purvanchal community in Delhi.
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“Yamuna is being cleaned for Chhath in a way that our brothers from Purvanchal expect from us,” she assured, noting that all necessary arrangements were being put in place to ensure a safe and respectful celebration.
Speaking about Diwali, Gupta added that the national capital is set to witness grand festivities this year.
“All arrangements are made to celebrate Diwali with grandeur. Lakhs of lamps will be lit on Kartavya Path,” she said, pointing to the large-scale lighting events being organised as part of the government’s cultural outreach.
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