Acute water crisis has now affected large parts of VVIP Lutyens' Zone area, with New Delhi Municipal Council reporting supply of only 70 to 80 MLD (million litres a day) water compared to the daily normal supply of 125 MLD water.
BJP intensified its protest over the ongoing water crisis, claiming people are suffering because the AAP government has done nothing for the upkeep of the Delhi Jal Board's infrastructure in the last decade.
Sanjay Singh also accused the BJP of vandalising the Jal Board office and attacking the employees. Sanjay Singh also accused the Haryana government of releasing less water. He said that on June 6, 1002 MGD (Million Gallons per Day) of water was given which was reduced to 949 MGD on June 13.
On one side there is deadly heat in the country's capital Delhi and on the other side the problems have increased a lot due to water shortage...the vagaries of the weather and the fight for every drop of water...this is the story of Delhi at this time.. .
Delhi water crisis: Launching a vitriolic attack on the AAP, Delhi BJP president Virendraa Sachdeva said that Delhi Jal Board was in a profit of crores of rupees when Arvind Kejriwal became the chief minister.
Amid the water crisis in Delhi, Minister Atishi on Sunday said that if the Centre does not intervene in the situation, it will not improve and the BJP should talk to its government in Haryana and get more water for Delhi.
Delhi is currently going through water crisis...there is an acute shortage of water in many areas of the capital...millions of people are yearning for every drop of water...currently 50 million gallons of water is being supplied daily in Delhi. There is a shortage...
The plight of Delhiites braving an unprecedented high summer heat has been further aggravated by an acute shortage of water supply.
There will be less water in Delhi tomorrow... Do you know where Delhi's water will go... Today the accounts of Delhi's water were told... Half of Delhi's water is stolen... It does not even reach the tap... Halfway through. Disappears..Now you will say how this happens, see the report for this..
The plight of Delhiites braving an unprecedented high summer heat has been further aggravated by an acute shortage of water supply.
In a significant development, Himachal Pradesh has firmly stated its inability to share surplus water with Delhi, as argued in the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court has raised serious concerns regarding the ongoing water crisis in Delhi, specifically questioning the Delhi Government's efforts to combat the tanker mafia. During the hearing, the Court highlighted the unchecked activities of the tanker mafia.
Earlier in the day Atishi Marlena held a press conference and said that the water at the entry point is coming less and if there is any water theft, it is from the Haryana side. She had also said that the Munak canal repairing is the responsibility of Haryana government.
As temperatures soar, Delhi is grappling with a water scarcity issue. The ruling AAP dispensation has accused the BJP-ruled Haryana of stopping Delhi's share of water for the past several days as the national capital is passing through a severe water crisis amid unprecedented summer heat.
Severe heatwave conditions in Delhi have thrown normal life out of gear. Due to the record-high temperature, there has been a rapid surge in water demand. Long queues of people to collect water are being seen in several parts of Delhi, as many areas face a water crisis. Watch to know more!
Severe heatwave conditions in Delhi have thrown normal life out of gear. Due to the record-high temperature, there has been a rapid surge in water demand. Locals from the Okhla phase II area are facing an acute water crisis.
Reacting to her letter, Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva asked Atishi to stop writing letters to the Chief Ministers of the BJP-ruled states and instead work to clean silt from water ponds and plants, along with stopping water wastage and theft.
Amid the scorching heat of the national capital, as temperature soars beyond 50 degrees Celsius and citizens fear stepping out, residents are facing acute water shortage.
Delhi has witnessed an alarming shortage of water amid scorching heat in the national capital that has added to the burdens of the people. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal urged neighbouring states to provide assistance and not engage in politics.
Delhi water crisis: Delhi government has finally approached the Supreme Court regarding the water problem in the national capital. A petition was filed to provide additional water to Delhi from Haryana, UP govts.
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