New Delhi [India], Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena spoke to Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini amid the water crisis in the national capital, and the latter reiterated that the state is providing water to Delhi "as per the allocated share".
LG Saxena said that CM Saini assured him of all possible help despite the state's own constraints amid the heat wave.
"Spoke to Hon'ble Chief Minister of Haryana, Shri Nayab Saini ji yesterday. He reiterated that water is being provided to Delhi as per the allocated share and assured all possible help, despite the State's own constraints due to the ongoing heat wave. Has been given." said in a post on
Earlier on Monday, Delhi Water Minister Atishi had met LG Saxena to discuss the water crisis. In the meeting, Saxena assured them that he would talk to the Haryana government regarding the supply of water to Delhi.
It is noteworthy that the Aam Aadmi Party is accusing the BJP government of Haryana of not providing water as per its fair share in the national capital.
After meeting Delhi LG, Atishi told ANI, "The water level in Wazirabad barrage has fallen and less water is coming in Munak canal. We spoke to LG Saxena about Haryana government releasing less water in Munak Canal and requested to do so.”
He stressed that seven water treatment plants in Delhi depend on the Munak Canal for water. “The Lieutenant Governor has assured us that he will talk to the Haryana government.He has also assured that he will include an officer in charge to ensure this. Atishi said that administrative work is done adequately in Delhi Jal Board. In view of the shortage of officers, the problem will be resolved in Delhi Jal Board.
He said, “We were supposed to get water from Himachal Pradesh through Haryana, but we have not received it yet. We have received information from the affidavit of the Supreme Court that there is a water dispute going on between the Himachal Pradesh and Haryana governments.
Earlier, Delhi Water Minister Atishi had written to Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini, saying the capital was facing a major water crisis, and urged him to ensure that 1,050 cusecs of water is released into the Yamuna river through the Munak Canal. Water should be released. Water should be released.
Meanwhile, residents of Delhi are facing severe water crisis as long queues of people were seen around water tankers in many areas of the national capital.Due to disruption in pipelines, water is being supplied to people in many areas of the city through tankers.
LG Saxena said that CM Saini assured him of all possible help despite the state's own constraints amid the heat wave.
"Spoke to Hon'ble Chief Minister of Haryana, Shri Nayab Saini ji yesterday. He reiterated that water is being provided to Delhi as per the allocated share and assured all possible help, despite the State's own constraints due to the ongoing heat wave. Has been given." said in a post on
Earlier on Monday, Delhi Water Minister Atishi had met LG Saxena to discuss the water crisis. In the meeting, Saxena assured them that he would talk to the Haryana government regarding the supply of water to Delhi.
It is noteworthy that the Aam Aadmi Party is accusing the BJP government of Haryana of not providing water as per its fair share in the national capital.
After meeting Delhi LG, Atishi told ANI, "The water level in Wazirabad barrage has fallen and less water is coming in Munak canal. We spoke to LG Saxena about Haryana government releasing less water in Munak Canal and requested to do so.”
He stressed that seven water treatment plants in Delhi depend on the Munak Canal for water. “The Lieutenant Governor has assured us that he will talk to the Haryana government.He has also assured that he will include an officer in charge to ensure this. Atishi said that administrative work is done adequately in Delhi Jal Board. In view of the shortage of officers, the problem will be resolved in Delhi Jal Board.
He said, “We were supposed to get water from Himachal Pradesh through Haryana, but we have not received it yet. We have received information from the affidavit of the Supreme Court that there is a water dispute going on between the Himachal Pradesh and Haryana governments.
Earlier, Delhi Water Minister Atishi had written to Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini, saying the capital was facing a major water crisis, and urged him to ensure that 1,050 cusecs of water is released into the Yamuna river through the Munak Canal. Water should be released. Water should be released.
Meanwhile, residents of Delhi are facing severe water crisis as long queues of people were seen around water tankers in many areas of the national capital.Due to disruption in pipelines, water is being supplied to people in many areas of the city through tankers.
