Delhi Cabinet Ministers Address Civil Services Aspirants' Grievances After Tragic Flood Incident

Delhi Cabinet ministers including Education Minister Atishi met with civil services aspirants after the Old Rajinder Nagar coaching centre flooding which resulted in three student deaths. They discussed high fees, lack of infrastructure, and exploitation, pledging to frame a regulatory law to address these issues.

Delhi Cabinet ministers, including Education Minister Atishi, convened with civil services aspirants on Wednesday to address their grievances following the tragic flooding incident at Old Rajinder Nagar coaching centre that claimed three lives.

The meeting, attended by Urban Development Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj, Development Minister Gopal Rai, and Mayor Shelly Oberoi, focused on issues such as exorbitant fees, lack of infrastructure, and high rental and brokerage charges at coaching centres.

Atishi assured the students that their concerns would be integrated into governmental regulations and announced that the Delhi government plans to introduce a law to regulate coaching centres. Key stakeholders like students will be involved in framing these guidelines.

(With inputs from agencies.)