Delhi Morning News Brief: Centre’s ‘Raah-Veer’ scheme to be implemented in Delhi; Delhiites will get free cylinder on Holi, Rs 853 will come to their account; 20% reservation for former firefighters in Delhi Police constable recruitment; Delhi HC rejects PIL against Waqf Board and mosques

Delhi Morning News Brief: In tomorrow’s (24 February 2026) news, Centre’s ‘Raah-Veer’ scheme will be implemented in Delhi; Delhiites will get free cylinder on Holi, Rs 853 will come to their account; 20% reservation for former firefighters in Delhi Police constable recruitment; Delhi HC rejects PIL against Waqf Board and mosques.

1. Centre’s ‘Raah-Veer’ scheme to be implemented in Delhi

The Delhi government will implement the Centre’s ‘Raah-Veer’ scheme, which aims to encourage common citizens to provide immediate help to people seriously injured in road accidents. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced this on Monday. Under this scheme, any person who provides immediate assistance to a seriously injured road accident victim and makes arrangements to take him to a hospital or trauma center within the stipulated time limit will be given a reward of Rs 25,000 and a certificate of appreciation.

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2. Delhiites will get free cylinder on Holi, Rs 853 will come to their account

There is good news for the people of Delhi. On the occasion of Holi they will get a free cylinder. Delhi’s Rekha Gupta government will start the free cylinder scheme from Holi. Under this scheme, money will be transferred directly to the accounts of the beneficiaries through DBT. All ration card holders will get the cylinder for free. Not only on Holi, but ration card holders in Delhi will also be given free gas cylinders on the occasion of Diwali.

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3. 20% reservation for former firefighters in Delhi Police constable recruitment.

Lieutenant Governor V.K. Taking a big decision on Monday, Saxena announced to reserve 20 percent posts of male constable recruitment in Delhi Police for former firefighters. According to the announcement, former firefighters candidates will also get additional facilities in the recruitment process like relaxation in physical efficiency test, relaxation of 3 years in the maximum age limit. This step has been taken with the aim of providing better employment opportunities in the security forces to the firefighters who have completed the service. Agneepath Scheme was launched in the year 2022 with the aim of recruiting Indian youth for short-term service in the armed forces.

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4. Delhi HC rejects PIL against Waqf Board and mosques

The Delhi High Court on Monday (23 February) rejected a PIL challenging the Waqf Notification of 1980. In this petition, three mosques located in Jahangirpuri were described as illegal occupation of public land. This petition was filed by a non-governmental organization (NGO) ‘Save India’.

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Some important news of yesterday:-

Delhi Metro Suicide: A tragic accident took place at Delhi’s Uttam Nagar East Metro station on Tuesday morning. 45-year-old Maharaj Singh of Karauli district of Rajasthan committed suicide by jumping in front of a moving metro. After this incident, there was chaos at the station and metro services were also affected for some time. Police and metro officials immediately reached the spot, controlled the situation and restored traffic. Police have sent the body for post-mortem. (Read full news)

Instagram comment controversy took bloody form in Delhi: Recently, a case has come to light in Sadar Bazar area of ​​North Delhi where a dispute over Instagram story took a violent turn. A family immersed in the joys of marriage was left with a mountain of sorrow when a comment made on social media gave rise to violence and a father lost his life. Police reached the incident site and started investigation and sent the body for post-mortem. (Read full news)

Big decision of Delhi MCD: Many important proposals were passed in the Standing Committee meeting of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). Standing Committee Chairman Satya Sharma said that the vacant community buildings and schools of the corporation will be converted into skill development centers and academies. He said that the corporation has more than 300 community buildings, out of which this new system will be implemented in about 200 buildings. (Read full news)

Delhi Police registers FIR in JNU campus violence case: Delhi Police has registered an FIR and started investigation into the fight that broke out between two student organizations on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus late on Sunday night. Many students have been injured in this fight. According to police officials, after receiving information about the incident, the police immediately reached the campus and security was increased. On Monday, the CSO of the university gave a written complaint about this incident to the police. Police have registered a case under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and started further investigation. In this matter, the police have also issued instructions to increase surveillance and security on the campus. (Read full news)

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