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AAP Accuses Delhi Chief Minister of Broken Waterlogging Promises

The Delhi government says recent inspections alongside extensive drain desilting have prevented flooding at key locations

Commuters wade through a severely waterlogged road after rainfall near Vikas Marg, at ITO in New Delhi last month.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta

Overview

  • The Aam Aadmi Party accused Chief Minister Rekha Gupta of burying government inefficiency under ‘false promises’ after a recent rain spell flooded much of Delhi
  • Gupta defended her administration’s monsoon strategy and highlighted a Tuesday inspection to identify drainage weak points across the city
  • She explained that areas where water recedes within 30 to 60 minutes are operating normally and lingering pools signal infrastructure failures
  • The absence of waterlogging at Minto Bridge was cited by Gupta as proof that the upgraded system is functioning effectively
  • The administration has desilted key drains, deployed extra pumps, and established a central flood control room to bolster monsoon preparedness