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Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal Inspects Vikaspuri Roads After Slap Incident
✍️ India Today
🗓 29 Sep 2026, 04:31 AM
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal visited Vikaspuri in Delhi to examine road conditions following a recent slap incident that drew public attention.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal arrived in the Vikaspuri area on Wednesday to personally assess the quality of local roads after a slap incident that sparked media coverage. The incident, which involved a public altercation, prompted the CM to emphasize the need for better infrastructure and safety measures in densely populated neighborhoods.
During his brief visit, Kejriwal walked along the main thoroughfare, speaking with residents and local officials about potholes, drainage problems, and the overall maintenance of the road network. He directed municipal authorities to prioritize repairs and to expedite pending projects in the sector.
The CM also reiterated his government's commitment to improving civic amenities across Delhi, noting that road safety is a key component of the broader urban development agenda. He urged the public to report any infrastructure issues through official channels to ensure swift action.
No further incidents were reported at the time of the inspection, and the Delhi government has not released a detailed timeline for the proposed repairs.
During his brief visit, Kejriwal walked along the main thoroughfare, speaking with residents and local officials about potholes, drainage problems, and the overall maintenance of the road network. He directed municipal authorities to prioritize repairs and to expedite pending projects in the sector.
The CM also reiterated his government's commitment to improving civic amenities across Delhi, noting that road safety is a key component of the broader urban development agenda. He urged the public to report any infrastructure issues through official channels to ensure swift action.
No further incidents were reported at the time of the inspection, and the Delhi government has not released a detailed timeline for the proposed repairs.