BJP govt to celebrate 100 days in office with report card and new initiatives
New Delhi: BJP govt will celebrate its 100 days in office by presenting a report card of its works at a special event to be organised in Delhi next week. Though the exact date, time, and venue for the event are yet to be finalised, sources said the celebrations could be held at Bharat Mandapam.
A senior Delhi govt official said a comprehensive report of the achievements of the newly formed BJP govt in a little over three months of being in office was being compiled after collecting inputs from all ministers in the cabinet. "This report card on BJP govt's 100 days in office will be presented by chief minister Rekha Gupta at the event, which is likely to be held on May 31," the official said.
Sources said govt might also announce some new initiatives at the event, including the launch of 38 Ayushman Arogya Mandir health clinics, a schaolarship scheme for Dalit students, and a pollution action plan to improve the quality of air and Yamuna water in Delhi.
"We managed to roll out some prominent welfare initiatives, which will be talked about at the event. This includes tabling of the pending CAG reports, implementation of the Ayushman Bharat health insurance scheme, and registration of people aged above 70 years under the 'Vay Vandana'," said a senior BJP functionary.
"Our govt also set aside Rs 5,100 crore in the budget to provide a monthly financial assistance of Rs 2,500 to eligible women and formed a committee under the chief minister to work out the modalities of the scheme.
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BJP govt also presented Delhi's largest budget ever of Rs 1 lakh crore for 2025-26," he added.
The launch of 400 small-sized buses, named Devi, to improve last-mile connectivity in various parts of the city and the flagging off of a fleet of 1,111 GPS-enabled tankers to boost water supply in slums and unauthorised colonies will also be listed as achievements in the report card, said an official.
CM Rekha Gupta and her cabinet colleagues – Parvesh Verma, Ashish Sood, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Pankaj Kumar Singh, Kapil Mishra and Ravindra Indraj Singh – took the oath of office and secrecy on Feb 20 in a grand ceremony, which was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and heads of several other BJP-led states at Ramlila Maidan. BJP has formed its govt in Delhi after 27 years, defeating AAP, which was in office for consecutive terms.
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