New Delhi. In Delhi, Chief Minister’s Rekha Gupta’s cabinet decided on some other matters including power subsidy. A special resolution was passed in the cabinet according to which four sections of power subsidy were identified. Delhi Energy Minister Ashish Sood said that in a special proposal, the Delhi cabinet has decided to continue power subsidy for farmers, power subsidy for 1984 anti -Sikh riot victims, power subsidy for lawyers’ chambers and continuing power subsidy for existing domestic consumers. He said that this is a major decision for the 1984 anti -Sikh riot victims and lawyers.
#Watch Delhi Energy Minister Ashish Sood said, “Today, Delhi Cabinet has decided on power subsidy. Today, in a special proposal, Delhi Cabinet has subsidized for farmers, subsidy for 1984 anti -Sikh riot victims, chambers of lawyers and subsidy for existing domestic consumers… pic.twitter.com/jytldod0rs
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Targeting the opposition, the Delhi government minister retaliated. He said that it was constantly being propagated by the Aam Aadmi Party that the Delhi government would stop the power subsidy. Now this decision of the Delhi Cabinet has stopped propagating the opposition. He taunted that self -proclaimed unemployed leaders will continue to spread such lies every day, but the Delhi government will work at its own pace and cancel all these lies with time and today’s cabinet decision has made the public clear.
At the same time, Delhi Transport Minister Pankaj Singh put an end to the rumors that have been going on for the last several days over the auto shutdown. He said that we are churning about the EV policy for Delhi, but this does not mean that the auto will be closed. All autos will continue to run. He said that the work of spreading propaganda is being done by the opposition Aam Aadmi Party regarding the closure of the auto, but in reality nothing like this is going to happen. All the vehicles will continue to run and whatever better facility will be given to the people of Delhi.
