In a heartwarming scene near ITO, a Delhi resident stood in disbelief, witnessing the Yamuna River

In a heartwarming scene near ITO, a Delhi resident stood in disbelief, witnessing the Yamuna River flow clean for the first time in decades. The clearer waters reflected months of intensive cleanup and restoration efforts.

The transformation comes just eight months after the BJP-led government took office in February 2025, swiftly delivering on a key promise.

Under Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, initiatives like the Yamuna Kosh fund, expanded sewage treatment, and trash skimmers have cleared over 1,300 tonnes of waste.

Pollution levels have dropped sharply, with reports showing the river’s biochemical oxygen demand nearing acceptable limits—aided by upstream water releases flushing out years of toxins.

The turnaround contrasts sharply with the Aam Aadmi Party’s decade-long rule, which spent over ₹8,000 crore on failed cleanup plans.

As Delhiites prepare for Chhath Puja, the cleaner Yamuna has become more than a sight—it’s a symbol of restored hope, one river at a time.

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