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Delhi Assembly to Discuss CAG Report and Drain Cleanliness as per Rules: Speaker Vijender Gupta
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Delhi Assembly to Discuss CAG Report and Drain Cleanliness as per Rules: Speaker Vijender Gupta

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Addressing the media, he stated that the upcoming assembly sessions will focus on two critical issues—the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report and the state of drainage cleanliness in the city.

Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta has reaffirmed that the legislative proceedings will strictly adhere to established rules, ensuring a structured and effective discussion on key governance matters. Addressing the media, he stated that the upcoming assembly sessions will focus on two critical issues—the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report and the state of drainage cleanliness in the city.

Gupta highlighted that the CAG report is crucial in evaluating financial management and administrative efficiency in Delhi. He assured that all relevant findings would be debated thoroughly, holding the government accountable for any discrepancies. Transparency and accountability, he said, would remain top priorities during these discussions.

Another major topic on the agenda is the cleanliness of Delhi’s drainage system, a longstanding issue affecting the capital, particularly during the monsoon season. The Speaker stressed the need for comprehensive planning and implementation of cleaning measures to prevent waterlogging and improve sanitation. The discussion is expected to involve various stakeholders, including municipal officials and policymakers, to devise effective solutions.

Gupta further emphasized that the assembly will operate without disruptions, ensuring constructive dialogue on matters of public interest. His statements come at a time when political tensions in Delhi are high, with opposition parties questioning the government's handling of civic and financial affairs. The upcoming assembly sessions are expected to witness significant debates as legislators engage in deliberations on these pressing issues.

His statements come at a time when political tensions in Delhi are high, with opposition parties questioning the government's handling of civic and financial affairs.