During a high-level emergency meeting convened by CM Kejriwal at the Delhi Secretariat, a decision was taken to bring back the odd-even car rationing scheme and extend the suspension of physical classes in schools to November 10.
In a letter addressed to Gahlot, the chief minister wrote, “Legal objection has been raised about the continuation of civil defence volunteers as bus marshals."
Delhi Finance Minister Kailash Gahlot on Wednesday presented a Rs 78,800 crore budget in the Assembly for the financial year 2023-24.
A day after the Union ministry of home affairs approved the budget for the national capital city, Gahlot presented it in the Assembly.
Gahlot is going to present the budget for the first time. Before this, all eight previous budgets were presented by Manish Sisodia.
“I have tested positive for Covid-19 today. I have home isolated myself. All those who came in contact with me recently please take necessary precautions," he tweeted.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Union Minister for Petroleum & Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan along with senior officers from the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, Delhi Transport Department, Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) and Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL).
Earlier Gehlot had tweeted that the buses started from Kota would reach at the Inter state Bus Terminus (ISBT) Kashmiri Gate in Delhi around 5 on Sunday morning. On Saturday, the Minister had also tweeted that at least 40 buses had been sent to Kota, Rajasthan from Delhi and they were also sanitised there.
The migrants say they are moving back home as there is no employment, food and shelter due to the 21-day lockdown.
Gahlot holds the portfolios of Transport, Law, Revenue, Information Technology and Administrative Reforms in the Delhi Cabinet.
