Watch: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Assures Ongoing Cleaning Initiatives for Yamuna River

On April 10, 2025, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta addressed the persistent concerns regarding the cleanliness of the Yamuna River. In a public statement, she reassured citizens that extensive efforts are underway to clean and restore the river’s banks.

“The work of cleaning Yamuna is going on. We are desilting the drains; hundreds of officials and large numbers of machines are working on the ground,” Gupta stated. She emphasized that the government is committed to completing these efforts in a time-bound manner.

Cleaning Initiatives for the Yamuna River Underway

Gupta’s remarks come amid mounting environmental concerns and public outcry about the pollution levels in the Yamuna.

She explained, “Work is going everywhere, and the government is ensuring that it is happening efficiently. Our team is dedicated to improving the river’s condition for the well-being of Delhi residents.” The Chief Minister highlighted that a comprehensive plan has been put into action, which includes not only desilting but also preventing further pollution in the river.

#WATCH | Delhi CM Rekha Gupta says, "The work of cleaning Yamuna is going on. We are desilting the drains; hundreds of officials and large numbers of machines are working on the ground. Work is going everywhere, and the govt is doing it in a time-bound manner…" pic.twitter.com/VZoaOelZzQ

— ANI (@ANI) April 10, 2025

Government Commitment to Timely Action

As the cleanup efforts progress, Gupta pointed out the importance of sticking to deadlines. “We understand the urgency of the situation, and our approach is focused on delivering results promptly,” she affirmed.

The Chief Minister’s statements aim to assuage concerns from environmental activists and the public regarding the effectiveness and speed of the government’s environmental initiatives.

Community Engagement and Support

The government is also calling on community organizations and residents to assist in the cleanup efforts. Gupta expressed that public engagement is vital to the success of these initiatives. “We encourage everyone to support our efforts to keep the Yamuna clean. It is not just the government’s responsibility; we need the community’s cooperation,” she stated.