Atishi accuses BJP workers of vandalising Delhi Jal Board office, alleges conspiracy
The Hindu
Delhi Water Minister Atishi accused BJP workers of vandalising a Delhi Jal Board office in south Delhi.
Delhi Water Minister Atishi on Sunday accused BJP workers of vandalising a Delhi Jal Board office in south Delhi and alleged that the saffron party is hatching a conspiracy against the national capital's residents.
She said at a press conference that the BJP is leaving no stone unturned to trouble Delhi's people.
Amid protests over the national capital's severe water shortage, Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj on Sunday accused BJP leaders and workers of vandalising a Delhi Jal Board office.
Earlier in the day, BJP leaders led a protest against the AAP government in different areas across Delhi over the water shortage.
"The first part of the conspiracy was reducing Delhi's water through its government in Haryana. Today (Sunday), the Wazirabad barrage is lying empty while the Munak canal is receiving less water," the senior AAP leader alleged.
"Many parts of south Delhi did not receive water this morning because the main pipeline was intentionally broken yesterday (Saturday). Step two, breaking water pipelines and disrupting supply. Step three, which was revealed today, was the BJP sending goons to the Delhi Jal Board office to create ruckus," she said.
There was no immediate reaction available from the BJP.
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