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Slum dwellers getting dirty water, inflated power bills'
The Morning Standard
|September 02, 2024
THE Delhi BJP on Sunday alleged that slum dwellers at Chitra Vihar in east Delhi are living a "miserable life" as they are receiving inflated power bills and dirty water.
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"What is the mistake of these slum dwellers that they are getting this dirty water? They live in Delhi, where Kejriwal makes false promises and does not fulfil any promise," Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva said while protesting in the area. He alleged that the residents are struggling for basic facilities like electricity, water or garbage disposal.
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