Yadav blames government, agencies Malviya Nagar mishap
He called it shocking that the Chief Minister did not visit the accident site and instead sent one of her ministers.
He called it shocking that the Chief Minister did not visit the accident site and instead sent one of her ministers.
Delhi Congress president Devender Yadav on Tuesday alleged that corruption and negligence within the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) contributed to the recent building collapse in Saidulajab near Saket Metro Station, which claimed six lives and left several others injured.
Delhi Congress chief Devender Yadav on Sunday said the hanging overhead wires, including those of electricity, cable and internet wires, have been posing danger to the lives and buildings of people across the national capital for the past many years.
Delhi Congress chief Devender Yadav on Thursday said that the loss of lives in the fire incident at Palam on Wednesday could have been averted with alert rescue operations.
Yadav, on the basis of the report, said that during the year 2024, the cancer cases reported were 28387, and in the year 2023, the figure was 27561, while back in the year 2022, there were 26735 cancer patients in the city.
Citing a DPCC report, he alleged that 19 out of 37 sewage treatment plants (STPs) in Delhi are not meeting the standards set by the CPCB.
Delhi Congress president Devender Yadav on Thursday said the BJP government has failed to address the issue of exposed electrical wires in the city in the first 100 days of its governance.
As the BJP-led Delhi government completed 100 days in office, the Delhi Congress plans to highlight state government's shortcomings at the grassroot level.
Delhi Congress President Devender Yadav on Friday criticized the BJP-led Rekha Gupta government, claiming that its first 100 days in power have been marked by suffering, unfulfilled promises, and betrayal of public trust.
Yadav said that instead of creating employment opportunities, the government is rendering people jobless, with approximately 1,500 nurses, pharmacists, multi-tasking staff, and nearly 500 doctors at risk of losing their jobs.
