Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta says development must reach every constituency, with targeted local budgets and revived development boards aimed at ensuring balanced growth across the capital.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, during an review meeting at the secretariat on Friday, gave strict instructiont to officials concerned across all the government departments to expedite the ongoing development works across the city.
She directed department heads to complete all tender-related processes by the end of March and ensure that the works are completed before the monsoon.
The total cost of these metro projects exceeds ₹18,300 crore and they are expected to further strengthen public transport in Delhi.
Addressing people at an event in North East Delhi while presenting her government’s one-year report card, Gupta said her position carried great responsibility, not privilege, and that in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), leaders are entrusted with responsibilities.
She conveyed a clear message that the past year has not been about announcements, but about visible results on the ground.
The objective is to mirror the spirit of the entire country into Delhi's heart, highlighting the culture, history, architecture of the country.
Welcoming the former British prime minister, who is also the founder of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, Rekha Gupta briefed him on the Delhi’s comprehensive development initiatives under the vision of "Viksit Dilli".
During the meeting, Gupta conveyed her gratitude to the Union home minister for his valuable guidance to take Delhi forward on the path of development.
Speaking to reporters in Haryana's Karnal, she said, “I believe that Delhi will keep getting full cooperation from the state of Haryana.”
