‘Hollow development exposed, Rs 2700 crores lost’ – Congress taunts by sharing video of water filling in Bharat Mandapam
The G20 summit is being organized at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi. It is being claimed that after it rained during the conference, the premises of Bharat Mandapam was flooded. Now Congress has attacked the Modi government by sharing a video of water filling in Bharat Mandapam.
The G20 summit is being organized at Bharat Mandapam in the capital Delhi. Today is the second and last day of this conference. It has been raining heavily in Delhi-NCR since last night amid the conference, after which many areas have been flooded. It is being claimed that due to rain the premises of Bharat Mandapam was also flooded. Now Congress has taken a dig at the Modi government by sharing the video of water filling in Bharat Mandapam.
2700 crores in one rain – Congress
Congress shared a video of Bharat Mandapam on X (earlier Twitter) and wrote, “Hollow development exposed. Bharat Mandapam was prepared for G-20. Rs 2700 crores were invested. The water got washed away in one rain.”
https://x.com/INCIndia/status/1700735797870428219?s=20
Bharat Mandapam unique and attractive
Let us tell you that to make the G20 summit grand, the Modi government had constructed Bharat Mandapam. It is unique and very attractive in appearance. Also, India’s technological achievements have been displayed in the Bharat Mandapam. The guests attending the G20 are admiring India’s scientific development and its heritage in the India Pavilion.
What is there in Bharat Mandapam?
A seminar hall has been built in Bharat Mandapam in Pragati Maidan, Delhi, which can seat 500 people. Apart from this, it includes workshop, exhibition hall and many other attractive facilities. The workshop hall can seat 100 people.
Heavy rain in Delhi-NCR from tomorrow
Let us tell you that it is raining intermittently in Delhi and its surrounding areas Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabad since last night. After the rain, many areas are flooded. It has also had a negative impact on traffic. However, people have got relief from the scorching sun and heat.
