Delhi CM Rekha Gupta makes first public appearance after attack, says she won't be afraid. Watch video.

Amidst an excited crowd in Gandhi Nagar, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta made her first public appearance since the unfortunate attack on her earlier in the week. Despite the incident, she stood tall and strong, determined to continue her fight for the rights of the people of Delhi.

Addressing the gathering, CM Gupta assured them that she will not be intimidated, she will not tire, and she will not give up until Delhi receives the rights it deserves. She made a heartfelt vow to continuously fight alongside the people for their rights.

However, before CM Gupta's arrival, there was a brief disruption when a 60-year-old man started raising slogans against BJP MLA Arvinder Singh Lovely. The man, identified as Praveen Sharma, was a BJP worker for over four decades, as confirmed by the police. Fortunately, he was escorted away by security personnel, and the situation was under control before the Chief Minister reached the venue.

This was CM Gupta's first public appearance since the attack during a 'Jan Sunwai' session at her office in Civil Lines. The perpetrator, a 41-year-old man, was arrested and charged, including under attempt to murder.

At the event organized by the Association of Wholesale Readymade Garment Dealers, CM Gupta made a series of promises for the residents of Trans Yamuna. She acknowledged the large number of people living on this side of the Yamuna river and their long wait for Mother Yamuna to be cleaned. She announced plans for the construction of water pipelines, sewer lines, parking lots, and toilets in the area.

Furthermore, she appointed Lovely as the chairman of the newly constituted Yamuna Paar Vikas Board and assigned him and East Delhi MP Harsh Malhotra the task of preparing budget estimates for immediate sanction. She also revealed plans to reorganize DTC bus routes, starting with Trans Yamuna.

Later in the day, CM Gupta is expected to attend the grand finale of 'Ideathon' at Ashok Hotel and return to her office at the Delhi Secretariat, as reported by PTI. Despite the challenges she has faced, CM Gupta remains dedicated to her duties and her fight for the rights of the people of Delhi.

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