Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta appeared in full action mode on Wednesday. She came out on the streets of Delhi, took stock of development works in Pitampura, removed posters from metro pillars, gave necessary instructions to solve the problem of stray animals. Delhi CM Rekha Gupta’s activism was seen in many places on Wednesday. Pictures and videos of Rekha Gupta’s activism have also surfaced. In which she looked fully active.
CM’s convoy suddenly stopped due to stray animals
Meanwhile, CM Rekha Gupta’s convoy suddenly had to stop on the fly over, when suddenly some stray animals came in front of the CM’s convoy. After this, Delhi CM himself came out of the car and immediately instructed the officials responsible from there that such arrangements should be made.
CM reviewed many blocks of Pitampura ward-57
Apart from this, Chief Minister of Delhi Rekha Gupta visited several blocks of Ward 57 of Pitampura. During this, he inspected the recent development works there. The CM also inaugurated the construction of roads and new drains in the coming time with the hands of the local people and the elderly.
During this, Rekha Gupta heard their problems from the people and instructed the officials to remove these problems as soon as possible. Local people appreciated the CM’s move.
Inspected Barapula drain
Earlier on March 16, Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, PWD Minister Pravesh Verma inspected the Barapula drain going to the Yamuna river on Barapula Bridge. He reviewed the drainage situation on the Golden Bridge drain.
The previous government of drains never took seriousness
After inspecting the Barapula drain, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta told during a conversation with the media that these are the drains that the previous governments had never taken seriously. There was a flood in every rain in Delhi, because when the big drains are not clean, they do not have the ability to carry water.
CM also removed posters from the pillars of metros
As a result, the water returns to small drains, which causes water to collect everywhere. There was no clarity among the agencies about which agency would clean the drains. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta is removing posters from the pillars and roads of the metro.
The beauty of Delhi’s pillars, do not make it dirty
He said, “No one has the right to harm government property. There is no one from the Chief Minister to any other person. I request that Delhi should not dirty. Metro pillars are our beauty of Delhi. Hoardings, posters, banners should not be installed here …”