NEW DELHI: Calling the Ghazipur landfill twist of fate an artificial disaster, leader minister Arvind Kejriwal blamed the municipal corporation for it. Kejriwal stated the corporation paid no heed to the notices sent through Delhi Pollution Control Committee in regards to the web site being undeserving for garbage disposal and the chance it posed.
But the mayor of East Delhi Municipal Corporation was reportedly noticed on TV, bringing up lack of land as an issue and blaming the AAP-led Delhi executive for now not enforcing the Delhi Fourth Finance Commission report.
Both Kejriwal and deputy leader minister Manish Sisodia rushed to the spot when the news in regards to the twist of fate broke. Area MLA Manoj Kumar was additionally provide at the spot. After taking stock of the location and the rescue operation that was on, Kejriwal told mediapersons, "A very big disaster has happened today. Landfill sites are a very bad and improper way of garbage disposal. All over the world, very advanced technology is available for garbage disposal."
He added, "I have been told that DPPC had given the corporation many notices on garbage dumping at the landfill site and the fact that its height was much more than permissible. We will talk to the LG and together build pressure on the corporation to stop this kind of dumping at landfills and opt for advanced technology for solid waste management."
Later, Kejriwal took to Twitter and repeated the similar fee. He additionally tweeted out a DPCC letter dated November eight, 2016, to the east corporation in which it had been stated that the web site wasn't are compatible.
This blame recreation had began soon after the twist of fate had came about. EDMC mayor Neema Bhagat additionally visited the spot and blamed the Delhi executive for the "poorly maintained" web site. She stated had the Delhi executive provided financial assist to the cash-strapped corporation, EDMC would have taken up a mission to reclaim the landfill web site.
"We have initiated an inquiry into the incident and I have directed the senior officers to establish a culpability. We will also cooperate with the police in the investigations," Bhagat stated, adding that the incident almost certainly befell due to steady rain within the ultimate couple of days.
Bhagat then added, "EDMC has been continuously demanding a site from DDA to shift the load from Ghazipur landfill site. But till now, it has not been given to us."
Some of those remarks had been made on a TV channel. AAP Delhi's leader spokesperson, MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj, countered her by way of Twitter that it's the "BJP-ruled DDA which controls land", now not the Delhi executive. Bhardwaj then went for a sharper line of attack through saying that DDA has no land for landfills, mohalla clinics, DTC depots, hospitals or faculties but has land "for Vijay Goel and commercial malls only".
The Twitter attack was soon joined in through Nagendra Sharma, media guide to CM Kejriwal, who referred to as it "criminal negligence". He stated 3 years ago, Delhi prime court had directed DDA to provide land for selection landfill websites to the companies.
But the mayor of East Delhi Municipal Corporation was reportedly noticed on TV, bringing up lack of land as an issue and blaming the AAP-led Delhi executive for now not enforcing the Delhi Fourth Finance Commission report.
Both Kejriwal and deputy leader minister Manish Sisodia rushed to the spot when the news in regards to the twist of fate broke. Area MLA Manoj Kumar was additionally provide at the spot. After taking stock of the location and the rescue operation that was on, Kejriwal told mediapersons, "A very big disaster has happened today. Landfill sites are a very bad and improper way of garbage disposal. All over the world, very advanced technology is available for garbage disposal."
He added, "I have been told that DPPC had given the corporation many notices on garbage dumping at the landfill site and the fact that its height was much more than permissible. We will talk to the LG and together build pressure on the corporation to stop this kind of dumping at landfills and opt for advanced technology for solid waste management."
Later, Kejriwal took to Twitter and repeated the similar fee. He additionally tweeted out a DPCC letter dated November eight, 2016, to the east corporation in which it had been stated that the web site wasn't are compatible.
This blame recreation had began soon after the twist of fate had came about. EDMC mayor Neema Bhagat additionally visited the spot and blamed the Delhi executive for the "poorly maintained" web site. She stated had the Delhi executive provided financial assist to the cash-strapped corporation, EDMC would have taken up a mission to reclaim the landfill web site.
"We have initiated an inquiry into the incident and I have directed the senior officers to establish a culpability. We will also cooperate with the police in the investigations," Bhagat stated, adding that the incident almost certainly befell due to steady rain within the ultimate couple of days.
Bhagat then added, "EDMC has been continuously demanding a site from DDA to shift the load from Ghazipur landfill site. But till now, it has not been given to us."
Some of those remarks had been made on a TV channel. AAP Delhi's leader spokesperson, MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj, countered her by way of Twitter that it's the "BJP-ruled DDA which controls land", now not the Delhi executive. Bhardwaj then went for a sharper line of attack through saying that DDA has no land for landfills, mohalla clinics, DTC depots, hospitals or faculties but has land "for Vijay Goel and commercial malls only".
The Twitter attack was soon joined in through Nagendra Sharma, media guide to CM Kejriwal, who referred to as it "criminal negligence". He stated 3 years ago, Delhi prime court had directed DDA to provide land for selection landfill websites to the companies.
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