"Another daughter was brutally murdered in Delhi. It is very sad. Law and order has become such a pressing issue in Delhi. I request L-G and Home Minister to proactively engage the police force," Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wrote in a tweet, referring to the brutal incident.
Taking cognisance of the escalating situation arising from the vector-borne disease, Kejriwal directed all hospitals to reserve beds for dengue patients; ensure adequate stock of essential medicines.
The Delhi Jal Board vice-chairman directed the officials to use treated water from sewage treatment plants instead of tube wells for non-potable purposes.
The top court has taken the initiative as Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Lieutenant Governor Vinai Saxena could not agree on a common name.
Delhi Industries Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj has approved the issuance of a notification to declare 920 acres of land in Kanjhawala as an industrial area.
“If the democracy and Constitution of the country suffer a blow, it becomes our responsibility to unite and work together to save democracy & Constitution.”
The Delhi chief minister informed that the water treatment plant, which has the capacity for treatment of 134 MGD water, has started producing 54 MGD.
The apex court said both the lieutenant governor and the chief minister are constitutional functionaries and have to rise above political bickering.
All schools in flood affected areas to be closed on July 17-18.
The CM acknowledged the challenges faced by the people of Yamuna Bazaar, where the floodwaters caused significant damage and loss of belongings. Many individuals lost important documents, including Aadhar cards.
