‘Your turn won’t come for 30 years’: Amit Shah takes swipe at Rahul Gandhi’s ‘vote chori’ claims
He said the Centre and three state governments are working on a time-bound plan, with 33 DJB projects worth ₹8,941 crore launched.
- On Thursday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated 33 Delhi Jal Board projects worth ₹8,941 crore in Dwarka, establishing a time-bound plan to clean the Yamuna River by May 2029.
- Shah blamed successive Congress and AAP governments for allowing sewage and industrial waste to pollute the Yamuna, prompting the Centre to coordinate cleanup efforts with Delhi, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh.
- More than 40 per cent of targeted work is complete, while Shah claimed over two crore tonnes of landfill waste have been removed, clearing 100 acres for conversion into gardens within two years.
- Shah criticized Congress and AAP for 'vote chori' allegations concerning electoral rolls, dismissing protests as ineffective and reiterating that the BJP would remain in power for 30 years.
- Addressing Punjab's drug crisis, Shah accused the AAP government of failing to control abuse and asserted that the National Democratic Alliance will form the state government by 2029.
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Cleaner Yamuna, better water supply: Amit Shah unveils Rs 8,941-crore projects for Delhi on birthday
The Union Home Minister inaugurated 10 projects and laid the foundation stones for 33 others, aimed at expanding sewerage coverage, improving water supply and reducing the flow of untreated wastewater into the Yamuna.
Amit Shah Says Protests ‘Achieve Nothing’, Targets Congress & AAP Over ‘Vote Chori’ Claims
Speaking at a Delhi Jal Board event, the Union Home Minister accused the Congress and AAP of using ‘vote chori’ allegations to explain electoral defeats, while promising a clean Yamuna by May 2029
AAP & Congress governments allowed Delhi's gutter water into Yamuna: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched a sharp attack on the AAP and Congress, alleging that successive governments over the last three decades allowed untreated sewage and drain water to flow into the Yamuna River.
'Protests achieve nothing': Shah slams Oppn
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticised Opposition parties, including Congress and AAP, stating that protests are futile and asserting that the NDA will form the next government in Punjab. He also spoke about Yamuna cleaning projects and accused previous Delhi governments of pollution.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a bold claim about forming the next government in Punjab. He stated that the people of Punjab want an NDA government and that the Aam Aadmi Party will be defeated in the elections. Shah criticized the opposition's protests, saying they will achieve nothing.
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