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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has ordered to launch a massive campaign to improve the safety of the city, crowded areas and shelter homes. In this campaign, special priority has been given to the safety of women.
Discussing with senior officials in a high-level meeting, the Chief Minister directed to immediately fix 4,000 dark spots across the city. These places are considered unsafe due to inadequate lighting, especially for women. The work of cleaning and adequate lighting of these areas is being done rapidly.
129 mobile dark spots were also identified in the meeting, where the mobile network is weak or not at all. The Chief Minister directed telecom companies and concerned departments to improve network connectivity in these areas, so that immediate response can be given in case of emergency.
233 traffic jam points identified
Apart from this, 233 traffic jam points have been identified in Delhi, which are creating obstacles in traffic and movement of general public. Out of these, 123 points come under the Public Works Department (PWD). So far, 41 jammed places have been cleared and the Chief Minister has directed to resolve all the points by June.
Before this, Rekha Gupta held a public dialogue. She wrote in her Facebook post that public dialogue is the first step of public service.
Delhiites have to be made partners in policy making
She wrote that today during the dialogue with citizens from different areas, I got the opportunity to know their experiences, suggestions and complaints. Such discussions connect the administration with ground reality and make the policy making process more inclusive and effective.
She wrote that every suggestion and complaint serves as valuable guidance for us. Clear instructions have been given to the officials to ensure timely resolution of all the suggestions and complaints received.
CM Rekha Gupta wrote that our goal is not only to take decisions, but to make every Delhiite an active participant in the policy making and development process. Public participation is the strong foundation of good governance. With the cooperation of all, we are constantly moving forward with the resolve to build an inclusive, capable and developed Delhi.
