The Arvind government has embezzled crores in the name of cleaning up the Yamuna over the past 7 years, even though the river water remains more toxic than ever - Ch. Anil Kumar

Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee Chairman Ch Anil Kumar said in order to distract Delhi residents from severe air pollution, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind has set 2025 as the deadline for cleaning up the poisonous Yamuna River, which is a clear indication that Yamuna will flow like a huge drain over the next three years, and the crores will fall back into corruption. He asked what the Arvind government had done over the past seven years, as cleaning up the highly polluted Yamuna River was one of the main points of Arvind's operation. election poster, and he promised in 2015 that he would clean up the Yamuna in four years, which he never accomplished, even though millions of dollars were stolen for that purpose.

Ch Anil Kumar said that whenever a crisis erupts and the Arvind government fails to resolve the issue due to ineffectiveness and failure of governance, Chief Minister Arvind makes up many excuses and games. of responsibility, as in the case of severe air pollution, for which he accused farmers in neighboring states of burning stubble, although experts said vehicle pollution and dust from bad yards / roads were the main reasons for air pollution in Delhi.

Ch Anil Kumar said that whenever a problem gets out of hand, like air pollution, CM Arvind declares "yudh" (war) against the crisis and spends treasure crores on cheap advertising with no money. 'tackle the problem that haunts the city. six-point plan of action, to be applied on the "warpath" to cleanse the Yamuna, was another of his false promises, as he is incompetent and unable to cope with such difficult tasks, which he had. repeatedly exposed during the Covid19 pandemic.

Ch Anil Kumar said CM Arvind made big promises in his latest "action plan" to clean up the Yamuna, like controlling industrial pollution, diverting waste from JJ clusters to sewer lines, instead of nallas , etc. He said CM Arvind blatantly lied that the Delhi government was busy cleaning up the sewers, but the prolonged monsoon rains of this season called Arvind's bluff, because after every period of rain, the streets of Delhi were clogged and flooded, causing long traffic jams, as the drains were not desalinated before the monsoon, although funds intended for emptying the drains were withdrawn.He said Delhi's environment minister also spoke of an "action plan" to control air pollution, but unfortunately such plans never translate into concrete action.