Days after ending sit in at the lieutenant Governor's office, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday attended back -to-back meetings at Delhi Secretariat to review power and water supply situation. Kejriwal left for Bengaluru for10-day naturopathy treatment for his blood sugar condition. Before leaving for city, he sought daily reports from officials concerned on issues," a Delhi Government officials aid.
In the meeting with Delhi Jal Board (DJB) officials, the chief minister reviewed projects for augmentation for water supply and other matters.
"Chief Minister directed the officials to send a daily report to him on the water situation in city with details of area-wise problem, action taken and timeline of solution of the problems and whether they were solved or not," said the official.
Daily production of water, water augmentation projects, area-wise water availability, projects to improve ground water recharge and treatment of water were also discussed during the meeting.
DJB Chief Executive Officer AK singh Vice chairman Dinesh Mohaniya and other senior officials attended the meeting.
In the meeting with officials of the power department and distribution companies, Kejriwal took stock of supply situation and sough daily report detailing reason and duration of outages and restoration of power, said an official.
He also directed officials to implement the policy of subsidy for tenants at the earliest. The meeting was also attended by Power Minister Satyendar Jain.
Kejriwal was charged by opposition BJP and Congress of sitting on dharna for nine long days at a time when people were facing water and power supply woes in the city.
Kejriwal alongwith his cabinet colleagues staged dharna at office of lG office that ended on June 19 after IAS officers started attending meetings of ministers. They had boycotted meetings as protest over alleged assault on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash at Kerjriwal's residence in February.