Delhiites believe that AAP is sleeping like kumbakarna.
Delhiites who hailed Delhi once are now running away to other States. LOL
Hiding data to hide failures: a trick AAP has learnt straight out from other parties
Proof that dearth of leadership can decimate even a national capital!
Delhi is one such State where most of the dirt and people have trouble breathing. Why are most Corona patients in Delhi?
Most riots and conflicts are happening in Delhi.
Nor are daughters safe in Delhi.
After all what is the Elected Govt of Delhi doing there??
The true picture.......
As Delhi chokes yet again, the blame sits squarely on Delhi government’s shoulders. Read how
A total of ₹883 crores were collected by the AAP government as environmental cess in the last 4 years, as per the Sunday Guardian report. From it, only Rs 15.58 crores have been spent so far.
While Delhi is witnessing the hazardous level of air quality, the Delhi government has been mostly engaged in a blame-game. But, it is important to note that the Delhi government has left a large chunk of its environmental cess unspent. In a
written reply to an RTI filed by The Sunday Guardian, the Transport Department of the Delhi has reportedly revealed that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had only spent 1.6% of the total environmental cess collected to combat pollution in the recent four years.
As per reports, a total of ₹883 crores were collected by the AAP government as environmental cess in the last 4 years. An amount of ₹503 crores was collected in 2017, ₹228 crores in 2018 and ₹110 crores in 2019 and ₹4 crores till September 2020. Most of it was collected as environmental cess from incoming trucks to Delhi and a part of diesel sale in the NCR. But, the AAP-ruled Delhi government had spent only 1.6% of the environmental cess, even though the Chief Minister had assured to contain the menace of pollution in Delhi.
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The environmental cess is collected from the trucks that enter Delhi every day, and as a part of every litre of diesel sold in the NCR. | OpIndia News
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