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Subsidies on power, water, bus fare to stay, don't pay attention to rumours: Delhi LG Saxena

IndiaTimes Saturday, 13 April 2024 ()
Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena assured that the current subsidies on electricity, water, and bus fares in Delhi will persist, dismissing rumors of their discontinuation by the central government and himself. "People need not pay attention to these baseless claims," Saxena stated in a press release issued by the Raj Niwas
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