Supreme Court Scolds AAP Government Over Tanker Mafia: Inquiry Demanded

The Supreme Court reprimanded the AAP government over the tanker mafia's role in Delhi's water crisis. Minister Atishi accused senior officials of collusion, demanding an inquiry. The Lieutenant Governor and Delhi Police Commissioner were urged to take action. The controversy has stirred intense political conflict between parties.

The Supreme Court has issued a stern rebuke to the AAP government, criticizing its handling of the tanker mafia that exacerbates Delhi's water crisis. The blame game erupted following the court's observations, with Delhi minister Atishi alleging collusion between senior officials and the mafia, leading to a significant reduction in DJB tankers.

Subsequently, the Lieutenant Governor's Secretariat penned a letter to the Delhi Police Commissioner, urging immediate action against the tanker mafia. The directive included ensuring strict vigilance along the Munak canal to thwart illegal water theft activities. The LG demanded a compliance report within a week.

Citizens in Delhi are reeling under severe water scarcity, as noted by the Supreme Court, which questioned the measures taken by the AAP government. The court threatened direct intervention if the issue persists, highlighting the disturbing visuals of the tanker mafia in action that flooded news channels.

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