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Gupta Approves ₹327 Crore for JJ Upgrades Following ₹300 Crore Rollout in South Delhi

The approvals anchor a wider modernization push spanning safety tech, clean buses, Metro growth, plus a dedicated ₹700 crore JJ budget.

Overview

  • On Republic Day, the Delhi government cleared projects worth about ₹327 crore for JJ clusters focused on public toilets and cement-concrete lanes.
  • Officials offered conflicting figures on work already awarded, with several reports citing ₹144 crore while the Indian Express put it at ₹44 crore, leaving procurement status unclear.
  • A day earlier, the CM inaugurated constituency works exceeding ₹300 crore in Badarpur (₹85 crore), Sangam Vihar (₹115 crore) and Deoli (₹104 crore).
  • The South Delhi package covers roads, drainage, water supply strengthening, street lighting, parks, dispensaries and community halls, with a stated push for transparent, time-bound delivery.
  • Gupta’s roadmap includes a Safe City rollout of 10,000 CCTV cameras and 100,000 smart LED street lights, induction of about 11,000 electric buses and a Delhi Metro expansion target of 500 km, alongside a mission to tackle the Okhla landfill.