The water level in the Yamuna river continued to rise and stayed over the danger mark for the third consecutive day on Monday.
The river on Monday evening flowing at 205.78 metres with the danger mark being 204.83 metres, Delhi Government officials said.
Even as officials said the peak water level is expected to reach 206.50 metres, a political blame game started over lack of proper rehabilitation of people who were left on streets after water entered their houses.
Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal directed Revenue Minister Kailash Gahlot to make proper arrangements for affected people.
As traffic movement on Old Yamuna Bridge in the National Capital have been closed after the water level in the river rose, commuters faced traffic woes on Monday with the Delhi police diverting traffic to Geeta Colony flyover and ITO flyover.