The historic Delhi Assembly complex has recently been in the news over security concerns – ranging from an incident in which a man rammed his SUV through the iron gate and boom barrier into the premises, to bomb threat emails received on the official ID that later turned out to be hoaxes.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Saturday said that local infrastructure must deliver visible and tangible change on the ground, emphasising that roads, water supply, and sanitation are central to dignified urban living and must be strengthened with clarity and urgency.
Accordingly, the departments have been mandated to submit a comprehensive Action Taken Report (ATR) by July 31, 2026, clearly indicating the status of implementation as of 30 June 2026.
The incident took place at around 2 pm when the intruder drove a white Tata Sierra SUV through Gate No. 2, an entry point reserved strictly for VIPs.
A masked man drove a UP-registered car straight into the Delhi Assembly, creating panic among staff. He briefly intruded, targeted the Speaker’s office, and vanished before anyone could stop him.
Ahead of the 75th Constitution Day celebrations, Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Sunday held a high-level review meeting to assess the arrangements.
“Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, Ram Niwas Goel and Rakhi Birla once again did not appear before the Committee of Privileges despite being given two opportunities to present their version on record.
Highlighting Birsa’s historic Ulgulan movement, the Speaker noted that the Chotanagpur Tenancy Act of 1908 stands as a lasting testament to his struggle for tribal rights.
The next sitting of the committee has been fixed for November 20. The committee emphasized that the forthcoming sitting will be critical for advancing the inquiry into the authenticity of 'Faansi Ghar.'
Inaugurating the tablet, Vijender Gupta, Assembly Speaker said, "Vande Mataram is a timeless anthem that binds every Indian to the spirit of our motherland."
