Tragic Flooding in Delhi: A Man-Made Disaster

The recent flooding in Delhi's Rajinder Nagar resulted in the tragic deaths of three civil services aspirants due to waterlogging in a library basement. Opposition parties blame the AAP and Municipal Corporation of Delhi, while AAP points fingers at the BJP for longstanding neglect of the city's drainage system.

Opposition parties in Delhi have called the death of three civil services aspirants due to basement flooding a 'murder,' labeling it a 'man-made disaster.' The tragedy has sparked criticism against the AAP-led Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and government.

While the Arvind Kejriwal-led party sought to blame the BJP for neglecting the city's drainage system during its 15-year tenure, Rajinder Nagar MLA and MCD in-charge Durgesh Pathak called for an impartial investigation and strict action against those responsible.

The victims, two females and a male, were trapped inside a flooded library due to a sudden downpour. BJP leaders have accused the AAP government of negligence, while Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera demanded accountability and action to prevent future incidents.

(With inputs from agencies.)