NEW DELHI: BJP MP from Northwest Delhi Yogendra Chandolia conducted an inspection of Sharma Enclave in the Kirari Assembly area, a locality that has been in headlines for severe flooding.
Senior officials from the Delhi Development Authority, Delhi Jal Board and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi accompanied Chandolia while he walked through the water-logged streets, listened to residents’ grievances.
Chandolia directed the officials to make proper drainage arrangements in the colony within a week.
Chandolia accused AAP Chandolia accused AAP MLAs Anil Jha and Rituraj Govind who served as MLAs from 2008 to 2026, of negligence, holding them responsible for the area’s ongoing water-logging problems. Water-logging is not confined to Sharma Enclave alone but affects almost all colonies of the Kirari Assembly constituency, BJP MP added.
MLAs Anil Jha and Rituraj Govind who served as MLAs from 2008 to 2026, of negligence, holding them responsible for the area’s ongoing water-logging problems. Water-logging is not confined to Sharma Enclave alone but affects almost all colonies of the Kirari Assembly constituency, BJP MP added.
He further said Anil Jha should clarify whether he ever allocated any funds from the MLA fund for Sharma Enclave. Despite being MLAs for 17 years, Anil Jha and Rituraj must explain how many times they raised Kirari’s water-logging issue before the Delhi government led by Arvind Kejriwal or the earlier Congress government.
Chandolia expressed gratitude to Delhi Chief Minister Mrs. Rekha Gupta for approving Rs 29.42 crore for various development works in the Kirari Assembly constituency and stated that the BJP government in Delhi will now change the face of Kirari.
Chandolia also expressed gratitude to Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta for approving Rs 29.42 crore for various development works in the Kirari Assembly constituency. He said BJP government in Delhi will now change the face of Kirari. The sanctioned amount would be used to upgrade basic infrastructure and improve living conditions in the area.