Arvind Kejriwal inaugurates new recycling plant in Delhi to dispose of debris

New Delhi: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal inaugurated a new recycling plant in Jahangirpuri to dispose of the debris (construction and demolition waste) generated from the capital. The Chief Minister said that it is our responsibility to make Delhi clean and this plant, based on European technology, is an important step in this direction.

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The plant, prepared with modern technology, ensures no noise pollution and prevents dust from flying out. Currently, approximately 6500 tonnes of debris are generated daily in Delhi. The Jahangirpuri plant has the capacity to dispose of 2000 tonnes of debris every day. This plant is the fourth recycling plant in Delhi, with a total daily disposal capacity of 5000 tonnes. The Chief Minister further announced plans to build a new plant with a capacity of one thousand tonnes and increase the capacity of the existing plant in Okhla.

Kejriwal also highlighted the reduction in corruption within the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) since the Aam Aadmi Party came to power. Earlier, MCD faced issues of corruption and delayed salaries for employees. However, with the new government, these problems are gradually being resolved, and good work is being done. Kejriwal acknowledged that it will take time for everything to improve, but corruption in MCD has started reducing. Employees are now receiving their salaries on time, and stalled projects are being completed.

In order to make Delhi clean, the Municipal Corporation has launched a campaign, including the MCD-311 app, which resolves 90-95 percent of the problems reported on the app immediately. Kejriwal emphasized that cleaning Delhi and eradicating corruption cannot be achieved by the government alone; it requires the collective effort of the two crore people living in Delhi. He urged everyone to come together and actively participate in cleaning Delhi and eliminating corruption.

Summary:
★Arvind Kejriwal inaugurates a new recycling plant in Jahangirpuri to dispose of debris in Delhi.
★The plant is based on European technology, ensuring no noise pollution and preventing dust from flying out.
★Currently, 6500 tonnes of debris are generated daily in Delhi, and the Jahangirpuri plant can dispose of 2000 tonnes daily.
★This is the fourth recycling plant in Delhi, with a total daily disposal capacity of 5000 tonnes.
★Plans are in place to build a new plant with a capacity of one thousand tonnes and increase the capacity of the existing plant in Okhla.
★Kejriwal highlights the reduction in corruption within MCD since the Aam Aadmi Party came to power.
★The Municipal Corporation has launched a campaign, including the MCD-311 app, to resolve problems immediately.
★Kejriwal emphasizes the need for collective effort to clean Delhi and eliminate corruption.

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