Drains will be cleaned in Ballimaran before Delhi elections!
delhi government minister Imran Hussain directed the delhi Jal Board to install super sucker machines to completely clean the drains and remove silt in AC-22 Ballimaran. The minister also directed to clean the water reservoirs in the area so that the residents can get clean water regularly. minister Imran Hussain said that development work is being done at a fast pace in different katras of Ballimaran assembly at an estimated cost of Rs 6.5 crore. minister Imran Hussain also directed the DUSIB officials to conduct a physical inspection of all the katras of Ballimaran assembly constituency so that development work can be done at a fast pace at all places. The minister also directed the DUSIB officials to provide all the necessary basic amenities to the people living in different katras of the area.
Water pipeline replacement work also reviewed
minister Imran Hussain also reviewed the water pipeline replacement work being done by delhi Jal Board and directed the officials to complete the work expeditiously in view of the water needs in the area. The minister said that the work of replacing water pipelines and maintenance of drainage is also being done at an estimated cost of Rs 1.5 crore. The minister directed DJB officials to lay new water pipelines in place of damaged pipelines in areas adjoining Ramnagar, Qureshi nagar so that proper supply of water can be ensured to the local residents.
RMC and drainage system improvement works also reviewed
The Food and Supply minister also reviewed the RMC and drainage system improvement works in 95 roads and lanes under MLALAD Fund in Ballimaran assembly constituency, which are being done at an estimated cost of about Rs 11.5 crore. During the meeting, MCD engineers informed the minister that the tender process has been completed at all the places and improvement work has also been completed at many sites. Considering the dense population of Ballimaran assembly constituency and the importance of development work, the minister (Food-Supply) directed the MCD engineers to complete the work expeditiously within the stipulated time.