Additional water for one month… The case related to the water problem in Delhi came up for hearing in the Supreme Court
The case related to the water issue in Delhi came to the Supreme Court. The Delhi government has filed a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the water problem in the capital city of Delhi. In this petition, the Kejriwal government has asked the states of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh to provide additional water to Delhi for one month. The demand for water in Delhi has increased due to scorching heat, the petition said. Fulfilling the needs of the nation's capital is everyone's responsibility, he said. Earlier he had posted a long tweet on social media. He said that this time, unprecedented heat is prevailing across the country, due to which water and electricity crisis has occurred across the country. Haryana State has reduced the water supply as the demand for water has increased drastically in the scorching heat and the water coming to Delhi from the neighboring states has decreased. We all have to work together to solve this. He said this is no time for politics. We all have to work together. Haryana and UP should talk to the government and get water to Delhi. BJP should talk to UP and Haryana and get water to Delhi, protesting will not solve the problem. The BJP has lost its Haryana and U.P. People of Delhi will greatly appreciate this move of BJP if they talk to the governments and provide water to Delhi for one month. Such intense heat is beyond anyone's control. But if we all work together we can provide relief to people. Controlling the power situation in Delhi, he said that last year the peak power demand in Delhi was 7438 MW. In comparison, this year peak demand reached 8302 MW. But despite this, electricity in Delhi is under control and there are no power cuts like other states. People are struggling for drinking water in many parts of Delhi. A crowd gathers to fetch water. Drinking water is being distributed to the public through tanker trucks. People are filling water tanks.