AAP Questions Delhi Government's Transparency Over Waterlogging Crisis
The Aam Aadmi Party criticized the Delhi government for mismanagement and corruption concerning waterlogging in the city after showers. Allegations include avoiding audits and potential desilting corruption. Opposition leaders posted videos showing the impact on traffic, while Delhi Traffic Police attempted to manage the flow. IMD forecasts continued rain.

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The Aam Aadmi Party has raised concerns about the Delhi government's handling of waterlogging after the latest rains, accusing it of corruption in drainage desilting. AAP's Delhi unit chief, Saurabh Bharadwaj, critiqued the government for lacking transparency and avoiding independent audits.
Videos shared by opposition leaders showed significant flooding in areas like Patparganj and Geeta Colony. They argue that the state administration has not adequately prepared for or managed the season's downpours. Meanwhile, major traffic disruptions ensued across key routes, frustrating commuters.
Despite efforts by the Delhi Traffic Police to alleviate the situation, congestion was widespread. The India Meteorological Department recorded considerable rainfall, with predictions of more to follow but with no severe weather alerts issued at this time.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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