From leading a hunger strike to being discharged from the hospital, read about Delhi Minister Atishi's water crisis battle.
Atishi, the Delhi Minister, recently made headlines for leading a 'Paani Satyagraha' to address the water crisis in Delhi. However, her efforts took a toll on her health, leading to low blood sugar levels and subsequent discharge from Lok Nayak Hospital. During her hunger strike in June, she called for urgent action to tackle the water scarcity in the capital.
Akhilesh Yadav, the SP chief, visited Atishi at the hospital and blamed the Centre for the water crisis, alleging discrimination against Opposition-ruled States. Atishi's relentless protest for Haryana to release Delhi's water share on June 22 garnered support from various political figures and activists, including Brinda Karat.
After sitting on an indefinite fast for five days, Atishi's health deteriorated, prompting her admission to the hospital. The central government's alleged lack of assistance and interference in the Delhi government's operations became a focal point of discussions surrounding the water crisis in the region.
The Indian capital's water scarcity intensified due to a prolonged heatwave, leading to increased water consumption and highlighting the urgent need for sustainable water management practices. Atishi's resilience and determination in advocating for the release of Delhi's water share underscore the importance of effective governance in addressing environmental challenges and ensuring access to essential resources like water.
Delhi Minister Atishi discharged from Lok Nayak Hospital. In June, I led a hunger strike to tackle Delhi's water crisis, but low blood sugar levels led to ...
The BJP-led Centre has always discriminated against Opposition-ruled States due to which the Delhi government did not get the required help to resolve the ...
Atishi started her indefinite hunger strike, protesting for Haryana to release Delhi's water share on June 22.
Atishi had been sitting on an indefinite fast for the past five days. Early Tuesday morning, she was admitted to the hospital after her health condition ...
Yadav said that the central government is not providing necessary assistance and created obstacles in the smooth functioning of the Delhi government ...
The Indian capital is facing a water crisis as a prolonged heatwave has pushed up consumption.