Delhi Weather: Delhi is suffering from heavy rains. A portion of the road near Shershah Road in Delhi caved in on Tuesday morning, disrupting traffic at the India Gate C-Hexagon. Information in this regard has been given by the traffic police. While Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena said that lack of sewer line, water drainage and water conservation plan in Delhi is responsible for waterlogging in the national capital. On the other hand, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra has strongly attacked the Kejriwal government.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra surrounded the AAP government of Delhi by holding a press conference on Tuesday and said that it is the habit of CM Arvind Kejriwal that he blames others for everything. When they go to ask for votes, they say that the responsibility of Delhi is ours, but after getting votes, they forget everything. He said that they spend crores in advertisements but when Delhi needs them, they start imposing responsibility on others.
need to prepare beforehand
Here, Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena said on Tuesday that the city’s population has increased by 50 lakhs since 2014, but plans for sewer lines and water drainage have not been prepared accordingly. Because of this, the problem of water-logging arose in the city after the rains. Taking stock of the situation of rising water level in Yamuna river in Yamuna Bazar area, Saxena said that there was a need to prepare well in advance to deal with the unexpected rains. The Lieutenant Governor also inspected Pragati Maidan tunnel, Minto Bridge and Zakhira underpass.
Road caved in near India Gate
A portion of the road caved in on Tuesday morning near Shershah Road in Delhi. Let us tell you that due to continuous rains in Delhi for the last three days, there has been waterlogging in many parts. It has affected the life of common people. Here, the water level of Yamuna in Delhi has crossed the mark of 206 metres, due to which people living in flood-prone areas are being taken to safer places. The river water in Delhi crossed the danger mark of 205.33 meters on Monday evening, much earlier than expected.