Delhi Morning News Brief: Delhi Minister Pravesh Verma calls Arvind Kejriwal a ‘Dacoit Rahman’, the capital is proving to be a laggard on the environment front, 250 primary schools of MCD will be rejuvenated, ‘Modi surrendered, the cylinder went missing’, protest by AAP MLAs, good opportunity to buy a house in Delhi; Special discount of 25%

Delhi Morning News Brief: In yesterday’s (26 March 2026) news, Delhi Minister Pravesh Verma called Arvind Kejriwal a ‘Rahman dacoit’, the capital is proving to be a laggard on the environment front, 250 primary schools of MCD will be rejuvenated, ‘Modi surrendered, the cylinder went missing’, protest by AAP MLAs, good opportunity to buy a house in Delhi; The special discount of 25% was the main one.

Delhi Minister Pravesh Verma calls Arvind Kejriwal ‘Rahman dacoit’

There was a huge uproar in the Delhi Assembly on Wednesday (25 March). Delhi Government Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma made serious allegations in the House regarding the expenses incurred on the residence of former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Minister Verma presented a long list in the House and claimed that extremely expensive and luxury items have been installed in a house like ‘Sheeshmahal’. In his speech, he termed Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and former CM Arvind Kejriwal as ‘Rehman Dacoit’.

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The capital is proving to be a laggard on the environmental front.

Despite the nationwide ban on single-use plastics (SUP) imposed by the central government, the use of these banned plastic products continues in big cities of India. Especially the national capital Delhi is in the most worrying situation in this matter. A report titled ‘Revisiting Single Use Plastic Ban’ released on Wednesday by environmental group Toxics Link has revealed that many major cities, including Delhi, are performing very poorly in terms of following the nationwide ban.

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250 primary schools of MCD will be transformed

New Delhi: There are preparations for major changes in the primary schools of Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to improve the educational level. The corporation plans to equip 250 primary schools with modern facilities in the next one year. Under this scheme, upgraded smart classrooms, modern boards and better infrastructure will be developed in schools, so that students can get better learning environment. This decision was taken in the meeting of MCD’s education committee held on Wednesday. Committee Chairman Yogesh Verma, Vice Chairman Amit Kharkhari, Additional Commissioner Sanjeev Mittal, Education Department Director Nikhil Tiwari and committee members and senior officials were present in the meeting.

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‘Modi surrendered, cylinder went missing’, AAP MLAs protest

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs demonstrated strongly outside the Assembly on the third day of the budget session as the suspension was not reversed and targeted the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government. On Tuesday, the MLAs raised the issue of Palam fire incident and put the Rekha Gupta government in the dock. At the same time, on Wednesday, he made a scathing attack on the shortage of gas cylinders, terming the foreign policy of the Narendra Modi government as a failure. The MLAs allege that the government is shirking its responsibilities instead of paying attention to serious issues related to the public, against which this protest will continue.

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Good opportunity to buy a house in Delhi; Special discount of 25%

Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has brought a big good news for the people who are dreaming of buying their own house in the capital Delhi. DDA has increased the number of flats in Narela in view of the increasing demand under its ‘Citizen Housing Scheme 2026’. Under this scheme, a total of 1944 new LIG flats have been added in Sector G-7 and G-8 of Narela. DDA says that the objective of this decision is to provide houses to as many people as possible at affordable rates.

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Some important news of yesterday:-

Delhi Police busted honeytrap gang: NE Delhi: Crime Branch of Delhi Police has exposed a vicious gang involved in honeytrap and extortion of crores of rupees. In this action, a 44-year-old woman from Daryaganj and her associate Yashdev Singh Chauhan were arrested. Investigation has revealed that the accused woman allegedly used to trap people and register fake criminal cases against them and then force them to pay money. (Read full news)

Woman accuses 57-year-old former college classmate of rape: Delhi High Court has granted bail to a 57-year-old accused in a rape case. The court considered the delay of about two and a half years in registering the FIR and the contradiction in the statements of the victim as the main basis of this decision. While hearing the case, Justice Prateek Jalan on Tuesday gave relief to the accused Khem Kumar and ordered him to be released on a personal bond of Rs 40 thousand and surety of the same amount. The court also made it clear that the accused will have to follow some additional conditions, so that he cannot influence the trial process. (Read full news)

Big decision of DU after strictness of Delhi High Court: Delhi University (DU), the capital’s premier educational institution, has made a major change in its policy regarding protests on campus. Following strict comments by the Delhi High Court, the university has now implemented a permission-based system, removing the complete ban. Under the new system, it will be mandatory for students, teachers and employees to take prior permission from the university administration before any kind of protest or dharna. Along with this, it has also been necessary to give clear information about the place, time and purpose of the program. (Read full news)

CBI caught outpost incharge of Kashmiri Gate red handed taking bribe: A case of illegal betting and taking bribe in the name of running water vendors has come to light in Delhi. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested a sub-inspector in-charge of Kashmiri Gate police post red-handed while taking a bribe of Rs 20,000. It is alleged that the policeman first took Rs 20,000 for betting and later demanded the same amount for setting up a water vendor near Kashmiri Gate bus stand. Senior officials of the concerned district have confirmed the arrest of the accused in the case. Further investigation is being conducted by the Central Bureau of Investigation. (Read full news)

Court reprimanded the investigation of Delhi riots: A Delhi court has made strong remarks on the police investigation during the hearing in a case related to Delhi riots 2020. Citing several flaws in the investigation, the court upheld the decision to acquit the two accused. The court said in a strict tone that in this case the doubt is not on the accused but more on the police story. These comments of the court have raised serious questions on the investigation process of cases related to riots. (Read full news)

Delhi blast case: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) suspects an international conspiracy in the car blast that took place in Delhi in November last year. According to a report, the NIA has claimed that there is a need to establish a deeper conspiracy in connection with the blast, which has pan-India and international links. The agency has also seized radical and extremist material in Arabic language along with digital evidence. (Read full news)

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