Arvind Kejriwal said Chandni Chowk redevelopment aims to attract more visitors
New Delhi:
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today inaugurated the newly developed Chandni Chowk area, which he said aims to attract more visitors.
In his speech, the chief minister said: “Delhi identifies with Chandni Chowk all over the world. Initially, his image was of broken roads, traffic jams and electric cables. But the Delhi government worked for three years for its development and beautification that have been completed today “.
“People from all over Delhi come to see how beautiful this place has become. Approximately 1.4 km stretch from Fort Rojo to Fatehpuri Masjid has been beautified. Traffic in the area has also been fixed “He has now become a major tourist. We have many other plans for his subsequent upgrade,” the chief minister said.
Arvind Kejriwal announced that the place will be open until 12 in the morning and food gatherings will be allowed on the street as many people come to stroll around the area late at night, and it will attract more tourists.
On the drainage system of the national capital, he said, “We have inherited the damaged drainage system from Delhi. We plan to fix the drainage system all over Delhi. It will complete the whole reservoir process, but it will take to ‘fix it, as it will be a big project “.
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