CM Rekha Gupta Attacked: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta attacked during Jan Sunvai
CM Rekha Gupta Attacked: An incident occurred at the Jan Sunvaai held at the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta in Civil Lines on Wednesday, according to the Delhi BJP.
Delhi BJP president Virendraa Sachdeva condemned the "attack" on Delhi CM Rekha Gupta as the police inquiry into the matter is underway, the statement further mentioned. "A mishap happened during Jan Sunvai at CM Residence, Civil Lines. Delhi BJP President Virendraa Sachdeva strongly condemns the attack on CM Rekha Gupta during the weekly Jan Sunvai. Police inquiry to reveal details", Delhi BJP said in a statement.
Delhi Congress chief Devender Yadav also condemned the alleged attack on Delhi CM Rekha Gupta, terming the incident "unfortunate". He said that the Chief Minister leads the entire Delhi. Yadav also questioned the security of the Delhi CM, stating that if she is not safe in the state, then who else is?
"This is very unfortunate. CM leads the entire Delhi, and I think that the more such incidents are condemned, the less it is. But this incident also exposes women's safety. If the CM of Delhi is not safe, how can a common man or common woman be safe?," Devender Yadav told ANI.
On Tuesday, Chief Minister Gupta inspected the Yamuna Bazaar residential area, where the overflowing Yamuna River has caused water to enter. He assured residents that there is no flood threat in Delhi and that the water level is expected to decrease within a day or two.
After assessing the affected area, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said, "The situation is under control. The water level was close to 206 m in the morning, but it has not crossed this mark yet. The water should recede in a day or two. We are providing food and water, as well as a medical facility here. There is no flood situation in Delhi."
She mentioned that the administration has organized provisions in the school for individuals seeking a safer place, offering them accommodation, meals, and all essential assistance in the impacted region.