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Traders, residents behind G20 festivity at Walled City
Hindustan Times
|September 10, 2023
Several parts of Delhi have been decked up for the ongoing G20 Summit, with lights, fountains, floral arrangements, and banners welcoming delegates. However, the decorations at the Walled City are slightly different - they have all been undertaken by residents and traders in the area.
-
 
 The beautification of the Walled City included streets were lined by umbrellas and floral garlands, while fountains and tricolour lighting draped the entrance of the Jama Masjid - a sight that the delegates from Turkey enjoyed during their visit on Friday evening, spending 40-45 minutes inside the mosque.
"They were also made aware of the mosque's history," a police officer part of the security detail said, adding that their visit was facilitated by the Delhi Tourist Police.
Residents and traders said they were compelled to decorate the Walled City themselves, claiming a "lackadaisical attitude" by authorities towards beautifying the area.
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