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New Delhi, Sep 5 - The city government Wednesday informed the Delhi High Court that it has constitute a 15-member co-ordination committee to find solutions to the problem of waterlogging during rains.
Najmi Waziri, standing counsel for the Delhi government, told a bench of Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice Vipin Sanghi: The co-ordination committee, headed by the chief secretary, comprises heads of civic agencies and would look into the issue of waterlogging.
The court earlier asked the government to constitute a committee to evolve a mechanism to de-silt drains to prevent waterlogging.
The government presented an urban development department's letter which read: In pursuance of the high court order, chief secretary of the Delhi government is pleased to constitute a co-ordination committee as a permanent mechanism to work towards a solution for the redressal of the problem of waterlogging.
The government was also directed to file before Oct 9 a report comprising details of the outcome of committee's meeting.
The court order came while hearing a plea filed by an NGO charging the civic agencies of not taken steps to end the problem of waterlogging.
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