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Delhi LG mandates safety audits for all city parks following crime incident

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The Delhi Lieutenant Governor directed a comprehensive safety audit of all public parks across Delhi. This order followed a gangrape incident involving a minor at Ashta Kunj Park near Kalkaji temple. The Delhi Development Authority and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi were directed to conduct the audit within one week. The review must focus on adequate lighting, security, regular patrolling, and cleanliness standards.

From business-standard.com, aninews.in, indiagazette.com

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The directives require civic agencies to review and upgrade security and maintenance infrastructure across all city parks. Furthermore, the Lieutenant Governor instructed agencies to explore transferring park upkeep to private corporate entities. This shift could impact the operational costs and service contracts of the municipal and development authorities.

From aninews.in

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  • The Municipal Corporation of Delhi might face increased operational costs for cleanliness and security services.

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