New Delhi: A day after the foot-over bridge collapsed near Jawahar Lal Nehru stadium the beleaguered Delhi Chief Minister has now struck an aggressive tone and says there is no need to panic.
"Something maybe dripping, some tile may collapse, doesn't mean
the entire games are bad. You (media) don't cover what we've done. We've made a parking for 1000 buses... not done anywhere else in the world. But you showed it only once," thundered the Chief Minister.
She blamed the media for distorting the picture and giving the country a bad image.
She said alternative arrangements are being looked at.
The court ordered the Delhi Labour Commissioner, Deputy Labour Commissioner and Assistant Labour Commissioner to visit the under-construction sites and file an affidavit within a week or face jail.
"Something maybe dripping, some tile may collapse, doesn't mean
the entire games are bad. You (media) don't cover what we've done. We've made a parking for 1000 buses... not done anywhere else in the world. But you showed it only once," thundered the Chief Minister.
She blamed the media for distorting the picture and giving the country a bad image.
She said alternative arrangements are being looked at.
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The court ordered the Delhi Labour Commissioner, Deputy Labour Commissioner and Assistant Labour Commissioner to visit the under-construction sites and file an affidavit within a week or face jail.
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