New Delhi: Two-day G20 summit. For this, about Rs 4000 crore is being spent on beautification of Delhi. But in the name of beautification, thousands of poor people in Delhi have been displaced from their homes, the opposition camp alleged.
The leaders arrived in Delhi on Friday for the G20 summit. They are being welcomed. From the lights of the entire Delhi ledger to the fountains of water, from various idols to flower tubs, it has been decorated. On the contrary, the dirty face of the huts or slums has been covered with green sheets to hide from the eyes of the visiting state leaders. In some places, huts and slums have been demolished and poor people have been evicted. Even the ‘rain bosses’ that were built for pavement dwellers in winter and monsoon have been demolished.
Today, the Congress took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the issue, saying, “The king does not like poor people. He is fond of expensive work, expensive clothes, expensive shoes, luxury cars. His only choice is the company of his elder friends. “
