Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, marking the Delhi government’s first 100 days in office, stated that while her administration does not claim to have transformed everything, it proudly asserts

that its initial steps have significantly strengthened public trust. While addressing media representatives here on the completion of 100 days of the government, CM acknowledged that though

100 days may seem short, but the decisive and impactful actions taken in this period have the potential to bring meaningful change in the direction and condition of Delhi. Advertisement The

CM stated, “Day or night, the government has consistently worked on Delhi’s streets in the interest of the public.” Advertisement Gupta also unveiled a workbook, highlighting the key public

meetings, allowing citizens to directly engage with the government’s efforts. According to Gupta, these gatherings will also feature ministers, MLAs, councillors, and MPs who will not only

share the government’s 100-day achievements but will also gather feedback and suggestions from the public for future plans. She also said that a grand public event will be held at Jawaharlal

Nehru Stadium on Saturday, where the government will present a comprehensive account of its 100-day achievements to the people. She highlighted that both the central and state governments

are currently working in unison as a ‘double engine’ government to serve the people of Delhi. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Delhi is making continuous strides toward

becoming a developed city, CM said. Taking a dig at the previous government, Gupta alleged that the earlier government squandered public funds through corruption, whereas the current

government has prioritized public service. The CM accused the previous administration of indulging in luxuries, asserting that the current one is committed to public service. Advertisement