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Delhi government did nothing to contain water leakage, tanker mafia: Bansuri Swaraj
UPDATED: Jun 13, 2024 15:18 IST
As the existing water crisis in Delhi worsened with people finding hard to get enough water, political parties indulged in blame-game over the issue. Newly-elected BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj took on the Aam Aadmi Party-led Delhi government and blamed it for the water crisis in the city. Thanking India Today TV for bringing out the truth about water tanker mafia being active in the city amid crisis, Bansuri Swaraj said that the AAP has been in power in Delhi for nearly a decade but hasn't been able to get the resident of their water woes and also put a noose around the necks of water mafias.
The New Delhi MP said that the Supreme Court slammed the Delhi government for not being able to contain water mafias. She said that the AAP government concealed from the top court that it had already approached the Yamuna river board over the issue. She further alleged that the Delhi government was not doing the right thing by blaming the Haryana government for its water woes.
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