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Delhi CM directs full use of scheme funds; warns of budget cuts for non-performing departments
5/27/2026 10:26:21 PM
Early Times Report
NEW DELHI, May 27: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday directed officials to implement welfare schemes announced in the budget with transparency and within the timeframe. Chief Minister Gupta held a review meeting via video conference with all administrative secretaries and heads of departments, while working from her residence under the government initiative to save fuel and resources amid global uncertainties. Gupta said her government's priority is not limited to making announcements but to ensuring that every scheme comes to fruition so that people are benefited. Departments that fail to properly utilise budget allocations for schemes could face a reduction in funds in the next budget, she warned. The chief minister said every department should regularly review its schemes and continuously update progress reports. She directed officials to upload information related to pending and important projects on the PM Pragati portal in a timely manner so that development work can be monitored effectively.
The meeting also reviewed biometric attendance in various departments, grievance redressal, plantation drives, and progress of various development projects. The chief minister asked all departments to work in coordination and ensure results within the prescribed timelines.
CM Gupta also directed all departments to complete budget announcements within stipulated timelines and expedite work for desilting of drains ahead of Monsoon, said a Delhi CMO statement. She directed the departments concerned to ensure that the cleaning and desilting of all small and large drains across the capital is completed before the rains begin. Preventing waterlogging remains among the government's highest priorities and no laxity in this regard would be accepted, the CMO statement said.
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