Multiplicity of authorities major hurdle in Delhi's development says Sheila Dikshit
New Delhi: Citing multiplicity of authorities as a major hurdle in development of Delhi, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit today made a strong pitch for single command system in the capital and demanded Congress President Sonia
“Every year five lakh people come to the national capital in search of jobs. We have limited land. There is need to develop NCR, especially Noida and Gurgaon, and form a common economic and development zone, for overall development.
“If that happens we will become the most progressive and the most prosperous state of North India,” said Dikshit. Reminding overwhelming crowd at the rally of the developmental works carried out by her government, Dikshit warned them “to not to fall in any trap led by opposition parties, BJP and AAP.”
Delhi's progress should not stop. Any wrong decision to make Congress weaker or remove it from the government will not only hampers city growth but also creates problems for country besides Delhi.
“It is not an ordinary city, but the capital of India. So beware and do not fall in trap. They (opposition parties) have not said a single sentence regarding how they will work for the development of the capital,” Dikshit said.
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