New Delhi, June 29: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated on Sunday that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, India has achieved historic milestones in development. She emphasized that the Delhi government is fully committed to bringing the Prime Minister’s vision of a ‘Developed India‘ to fruition.
While addressing the ‘Developed India Resolution Conference’ to mark 12 years of service, good governance, development, and public welfare under Prime Minister Modi, Gupta noted that he has tirelessly served the nation without taking a single day off, establishing a new and robust identity for India on the global stage.
CM Rekha Gupta participated in the ‘Developed India Resolution Conference’ held in the Pitampura, Shakur Basti’s West Enclave, and Mahalaxmi Vihar in Mustafaabad.
In Pitampura, she also listened to the Prime Minister’s monthly radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ alongside representatives, party workers, and a large gathering of citizens.
During her address, the Chief Minister highlighted that in the past 12 years, under Modi’s leadership, the country has made significant progress in various sectors, including Digital India, modern infrastructure, railways, expressways, airports, defense production, transparent governance, and Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).
She stated that the principles of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, and Sabka Prayas’ have become the foundation of the country’s development, and the Delhi government is continuously working with this spirit of service.
Rekha Gupta affirmed the Delhi government’s full commitment to effectively implementing campaigns like the Prime Minister’s ‘Catch the Rain’ water conservation initiative, ‘Vocal for Local’, and environmental protection efforts.
Presenting a blueprint for the capital’s development, the Chief Minister mentioned that since the formation of the government, development projects have been expedited across all 70 assembly constituencies without any political bias.
She added that work on roads, sewer systems, clean drinking water, schools, and hospitals is progressing at a rapid pace. With the central government’s support, long-pending projects are also being completed swiftly.
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