When evening fell on Wednesday in Delhi-NCR, which has been suffering from humid heat for the past several days, the sky was covered with clouds and the weather became pleasant due to heavy rain. The news of the weather reached people with this headline, but only 20 minutes must have passed and time changed, conditions changed – emotions changed. The news of pleasant weather and rain turned into pictures and videos of waterlogging.
This is the condition of those areas of the capital Delhi which are called posh. Karol Bagh has been in the news for the last four-five days. Three students died here due to water logging in the basement of an IAS coaching center. The coaching center operators and the government-administration are still trying to cover up the matter by giving their own arguments. Students are protesting demanding justice for their friends and look at the condition of Karol Bagh today that it rained for a while and this entire area was flooded. From the metro to the market area, there is such waterlogging that the water level of Yamuna would feel ashamed.
The condition in front of the RAO’s coaching center where the incident took place is being described. In a video, many students are seen in knee-deep water. In this video made in the rain, a student is saying, ‘This is the same place where three students died and even after a week, see what the condition is here? The protesting students demanded that immediate action be taken on such problems, but the police have been trying to remove students from here for the past one week. No action is being taken on this.’ The student is saying that the water is rising so fast here that there will be a situation of drowning here too. But the police is trying to catch and beat the students here. But the real motive of the protest, that such an incident should not happen again, is not being worked upon. That is why this protest is necessary.’ Meanwhile, a voice is coming from behind, ‘Come out, get out, move from here.’ During this, it is seen that the water on this road is just below the waist.
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On one hand, the roads got flooded and the next problem that came up was that of traffic jam. The video is from near Jhandewalan, where water can be seen flowing on the road and there is a traffic jam in the flowing water. A long queue of vehicles has formed. There is noise of horns and a race to get ahead on getting a little space. After this rain in the peak hours in the evening, the way to reach people’s homes is jammed. This video is enough to tell how ‘praiseworthy’ the arrangements of the administration in your city are.
If you leave Delhi and want to reach Gurugram, it is difficult to reach here on time on Wednesday. Seeing the two videos that have come out from here, you will not believe that this is the picture of the city which the global world knows as the Millennium City. Well, Gurugram has been infamous for its traffic jams for many years, but the problem is that even after so many years, its condition has not changed. In Subhash Nagar of Gurugram, the rain water is rippling on the road as if it is a ‘beach’, while the road of Old Railway Road has also become waterlogged.