Delhi Chief Minister Atishi inspected roads in Okhla Industrial Area on 30. Delhi government is in action after Arvind Kejriwal's letter to new CM Atishi over road conditions in the national capital.

Atishi said that potholes on city roads create problems for people and concerned officials have been directed to begin repair work immediately.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi and her cabinet members embarked on a street inspection tour today to assess the condition of roads in the national capital as part of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government's mission to eliminate potholes before Diwali.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, along with other MLAs and members of the Aam aadmi party, including former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Delhi Minister Gopal Rai inspected the condition of roads in the national capital.

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According to Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, after one week of inspection of the 1,400-km stretch of PWD roads, it will be decided which roads need "complete repair", "partial repair" and which need to be rebuilt.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi and the ministers on her team hit the streets today to inspect the condition of roads in the national capital as part of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government's exercise to make the city pothole-free by Diwali.

Delhi CM Atishi inspected roads in Okhla as part of a city-wide initiative to assess and repair damaged roads. Ministers are tasked with identifying poor road conditions for Public Works Department repairs.

Government engineers and local MLAs will join the ministers during these inspections, and they plan to kick off repair work right after assessing the situation.

Delhi will be free of potholes after all damaged Public Works Department (PWD) roads are repaired by the end of October, Chief Minister Atishi said on Sunday