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Governance & State of DelhiPresentation by

CHETNA

Society for Protection of CultureHeritage, Environment, Traditions and

Promotion of National Awareness(Regd)

E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.chetnavk.com

India International Centre 14-07-06
mailto:[email protected]://www.chetnavk.com/http://www.chetnavk.com/mailto:[email protected]


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Governments Efforts to Improve

Governance-Social AuditACCESS TO INFORMATION-GENESIS

GOOD GOVERNANCE RESULTS FROMTRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND CITIZEN

FRIENDLINESS;SECRECY AND LACK OF OPENNESS IN

TRANSACTIONS IS CONTRARY TO THE SPIRIT OFAN ACCOUNTABLE AND DEMOCRATIC

GOVERNMENT;DEMAND FOR INTRODUCING GREATERTRANSPARENCY IN THE FUNCTIONING OFGOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND PUBLICBODIES;


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Governments Efforts to Improve

Governance-Tools CITIZENS CHARTERS

REDRESSAL OF PUBLIC GRIEVANCES

REVIEW OF LAWS, REGULATIONS ANDPROCEDURES

PEOPLES PARTICIPATION,DECENTRALIZATION AND DEVOLUTION

OF POWERS TRANSPARENCY AND RIGHT TO

INFORMATION


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Governance-

Corruption in Judiciary

24-02-2004-Times of India-Chief Justice cries formore powers:-

Give some powers to the Chief Justice. Whatpowers does the Chief Justice of India Have?Despite repeated requests nothing has been done.How do I control the situation and how much can

be done to control such situations by passing theorders on judicial side. You (the Government) donot know with how much difficulty I secured theresignation of the two high court judges earlier

Contd


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Governance-

Corruption in Judiciary Contd..There was complete nexus

between magistrate and lawyers in Gujarat

which lead to warrants being issued againstthe President, the Chief Justice of India, a

sitting Sc Judge and a leading lawyer

Such incidents are not taking place inGujarat alone it is happening all over the

Country.


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Governance-

Corruption in Judiciary 24-02-2004- Letter addressed to the President of

India by CHETNA stating

The observations of the Honble Chief Justice ofIndia that appeared in all the News papers today

that there is a nexus between Judges and Lawyers

is nothing new. This nexus exists in the Apex

Court itself. The demand for more powers appearsto be an escape route


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Governance-

Corruption in Judiciary20-04-2004- Punjab & Haryana High Court

Judges on Mass Leave;

20-04-2004Fax addressed to the President ofIndia- Whither the Indian Judiciary

21-04-2004-Presentation submitted before

President of India supported by the orders passed

by the Apex Court in one matter evidencing one

Senior Lawyer appearing on both sides of Law

before the same Bench.


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MCD - Desilting of Drains

Reply ID No. 31 under RTI

Amount spent: - 2002-03 - Rs.23.91Crores

2003-04 - Rs.11.28 Crores

2004-05 - Rs. 11.56 Crores

Verification by:JE/AE/Officers/Councilor/MLA


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MCDDe-silting of Drains

Still Delhi Roads get inundated with

slightest rain why?

Sewage connection in Storm water drains;

Most of the drains are settled;

De-silting only on papers.


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The Director in Chief-CSE MCD on 16-01-

2006 admits before Public Grievance

Commission, Delhi in our appeal no.Appeals (1585)/05/PGC/DRI/MCD/9458

that many drains in many areas are settled

and cannot be de-silted. Drain designs are wrong.


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Directed to put the system of de-silting the

drains on web site so that the general public

is involved with in one month.

Agreed.

Till date not complied.


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Governance- State of Delhi

Failure of Power Reforms in Delhi

High T & D Losses continue to haunt

honest consumers;

No action by Government to establish 5

special Courts in the last 5 years.


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PowerTheft- Facts

Out of total 24 Districts under BSES both

YPL and RPL in 12 Districts the power

theft ranges between 52% to 88%.

Source: Energy Audit Report under RTI

From DERC.


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Power Theft- Facts

T & D Losses- BRPL, 04-05 & April 05 to Aug 05

District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Nazafgarh 58.90% 88.10%

Nangloi 56.90% 51.20%

Punjabi Bagh 47.00% 45.80%


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Power Theft- FactsT & D Losses- BRPL, 04-05 & April 05 to Aug 05

District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Nizamudin 35% 54.20%

R.K.Puram 34.50% 21.70%

Janak Puri 39.10% 19.40%


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Power Theft- Facts

T & D Losses- BRPL, 04-05 & April 05 to Aug 05

District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Vikaspuri 52.90% 55.30%

Palam 47.90% 69.70%


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Power Theft- Facts

T & D Losses- BYPL, 04-05 & April 05 to Aug 05

District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Chandani

Chownk

38.60% 46.60%

Daryaganj 43.40% 54.70%

Pahar Ganj 45.60% 63.70%


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Power Theft- Facts


District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Shankar Road,

Central Circle

34.30% 57.20%

Jhilmil 44.90% 37.70%

Krishna Nagar 44.90% 54.60%


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Power Theft- Facts


District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Laxmi Nagar 58.00% 55.40%

Mayur Vihar 63.50% 66.60%

Yamuna Vihar 70.20% 69.50%


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Power Theft- Facts


District 04-05 4/05 to 08/05

Nand Nagri 63.90% 65.10%


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PUBLIC TRANSPORT

No Policy Traffic congestion & Fuel Wastage


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GovernanceState of Delhi

Annual Financial impact of traffic congestion at

each fly over :-

Annual Wastage of Fuel & Man hours Road width: 40 feet, length 1 KM Traffic Island

with four way crossing during peak hours: 8.30

am to 10.30 am & 5.30 to 7.30 pm

Fuel: Rs. 24 Crores;

Man Hours. Rs.1300 Crores


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Governance-State of Delhi

Reason given by the governmentEverincreasing number of personal vehicles on

road? Question arises why commuters prefer

personal vehicles?

RTI answers this question and governmentstill does not react and takes correctivesteps.


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The roads of Delhi are over crowded due to

ever increasing number of private vehicles;

Reasons:

Lack of Public Transport ;

Intermediate Public Transport ,

Encroachments of carriageways & footpath,

Lack of sufficient parking space


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Route No Sanctioned

Busses

Busses Plying

66 C-9 Vasant Kunj to

JLN Stadium

4 (Four) 01 DTC

605- C-9 to Mori Gate 54(Fifty Four) 2 Pvt.

2 DTC

602 C-9 Vasant Kunj

to Red Fort06 01 DTC

02 Pvt.


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Except for lone DTC bus once in a while

either on Route no. 66 or on Route no. 605

other buses are not there for the last threeyears;

No action by Transport Department inspite

of having been put to notice as late as on02-11-2004.


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Route No. BussesSanctioned

Actual Variation

784 Nazafgarh

to Nehru Place

Nil 27 Pvt. & 2

DTC

29

737 Nazafgarh

to JLN Stadium

3 1 2

840 Extn

Source: RTI

5 2 3


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Route No STA Busses DTC Busses Total

615 JNU to NDLS

Rly

Station

14 03 17

680 CentralSecretariat

19 05 24

505 Kamla Market

to Mehrauli13 04 17

520 Super Bazar to

Malviya Nagar19 04 23

533 ISBT to Mehrauli 20 05 25

780 Super Bazaar to

IGI Airport04 03 07

Source: RTI


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The Joke:-

The Transport Department on 24-01-2006

before Public Grievance Commission,

Delhi, admits that it cannot ascertain how

many busses are actually plying on theseroutes.


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Heavy Goods Vehicles challaned for

overloading:

April 02Jan 03 : 3,703

April 03 to May 04 : 6,636

April 04 to March 05 : 2,656


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Financial Loss due to non enforcement of Law:

No. of Heavy Goods Vehicles Challaned from

April 02 to 31-12-02 for over loading: 3703.Every day nearly 25,000 trucks enter/pass through

Delhi and almost 80% are overloaded.

Total Trucks in Eight months: 25,000 x 8 x30 x

80% = 48,00,000

% of CHALANS- 0.0007715%


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Vehicles not challaned: 48,00,000-3703

Financial loss : 4796297 x 5,500.00

= Rs 263.79 Crores

Annualized : 263.79/8 x 1

= Rs. 396 Crores


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04-05 - Every day nearly 80,000 trucks enter/passthrough Delhi and almost 80% are overloaded.(Source Bhure Lal Committee affidavit in

Supreme Court)

Total Trucks in Eight months: 80,000 x 12 x30 x80% = 2,30,40,000

Total not challaned : 2,30,40,000-2,656

= 2,30,33,364 x 5,500

= Rs. 1267.05 Crores


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Traffic Police- Statistics

Challans & Compounding Fee2004 39.65lac 43.08 Cr. Per

Challan

Rs. 85.19

Min.

Challan

Rs.100/-

31-10-

2005

3,395,47

2

28,92,65,

250

Per

ChallanRs.

108.65

Min.

ChallanRs.100/-


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Delhis Water Crisis


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10thPlanning Commission Report

Chapter 5.5- Page 601

In line with the National Agendafor Governance, safe drinkingwater is to be provided inaccordance with the stipulatednorms on a sustainable basis to allhabitations by March 2004


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31% of rural household had source ofwater within premises;

60% had to go about 0.20 Km to getwater;

Seasonal disruption of supply iscommon;

Dependence on supplementary sourceswhere tube well & hand pump is thesource;

Practice of filtering & Boiling of water

non existent;


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In many villages the villagers still have to travel more

than 3 Kms to get water;

Regular disruption is very common;

95% achievement only on papers;

Rain water harvesting and ground water charging-

embroiled in procedural formalities;


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Delhi:

Availability of Raw Water Much more than

any other European Country;

Most pampered city of India


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Reasons for shortage

Inequitable distribution;

NDMC Area- 6 to 12 hours;

Delhi Cantt Area- 4 to 6 hours;

East Delhi- 4 to 6 hours;

Luteyans Delhi- 24 hours


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DJB Responsibilities:-

Purchase, Produce Raw Water;

Filter Water through- WTP;

Supply of Filtered Water to colonies;

Maintain tube wells for supply of water to

areas not connected with filter water supply

network.


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WATER

Requirement : 950 MGD

Production : 650 MGDTransmission

& Distribution losses 40% : 260 MGD

Balance Water Supply : 390 MGDProduction figures cannot be relied upon as would

be demonstrated


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Which means substantial water is allowed

to go waste to feed:-

Illegal colonies;

Unauthorized connections; and

JJ Clusters

At the cost of Honest Tax payer


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Sanction letter No 4(205/FZ/CE/(P)-W-111/04/696-

700 dt. 4.9.1984

DDA shall make arrangement of water on its ownsources i.e. by sinking tube-wells of sufficient

yield or independent ranny wall etc. to meet the

water requirement prior to taking up any

development works in the area. No demand ofMunicipal Water for this area shall be raised by

DDA.


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Age of pumps

Wazirabad

Plant-1- 47 to 70 years- Loss of

efficiency -not known;

Plant-ll- 14 to 28 years- Loss of

efficiency - not known;

Source: Reply under RTI


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We became independent nation in-1947

Means 57 years ago

Thus some of the pumps were installed by

British prior to independence;

DDA was created in 1955- 49 years ago

Means some of the pumps were installed in

initial years;


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Chandrawal

Vertical pumpage 10 years- Loss of

efficiency- not known

High Lift Treated Clear Water Pump

age- 39 years- Loss of efficiency not

known;

Source- Reply under RTI


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Leak Detection Cell:

State of Art Equipment Purchased in 1979;

Could not be put to use because-

Pressure Chambers on pipeline were not

provided;

Status of equipment as of now not known.


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1989 Storage Water Tanks on loft in garage

1992- Tanks shifted on floor level of garage

1993- Tanks shifted outside garage on

Planters

1994- Tanks lowered under ground

1995- Online boosters installed


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Reasons:-

Inadequate Pressure caused by:-

Frequent change of Land use by DDA;

Commercialization of Residential areas;

Removal of Ferrules; and

Installation of heavy duty on line boosters


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Tampering-

Valves

Distribution Pipe line

Old & Outdated Pumps & Motors;

Mismatched Pumps & motors;

Lack of co-ordination


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How much app. 2000 flats spend to collect

& pump water to overhead tank:-

Fixed : Rs. 18,000,000

Once in 10 years

Re-occurring per annum : Rs.208,24,000

Total Exp in 10 years 1.80 Crores +

2.082x10 = Rs. 24.42 Crores


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How much 21 pockets have spent in 10

years

Capital Investment- 1.80 x 7 =12.60 Crores;

Reoccurring Expense:20.82 x 7 = Rs.145.74

Crores

Total= Rs. 158.34 Crores


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DJBS future action plan to meet the

shortfall in requirement;-

- Presently from Haiderpur WTP and in

ultimate setup of Sonia Vihar WTP

subject to availability of Raw Water

from respective states;



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Causes of worry:-

Shopping Malls-

EIAS submitted by Shopping Malls:- DJBshall supply water;

DJB: As per letter

NoDJB/SE(P)W/2006/1260 dated 02-06-2006- DDA shall supply water throughBore wells.


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Vasant Kunj Phase-II (Part)

Condition No. 6 At present no drinking water isbeing supplied by this Deptt; in the area, as such

the developing agency shall not claim/ demandwater till such time the raw water is madeavailable to this Deptt. by the neighboring statesand construction of water treatment plant,transmission water lines, reservoirs etc. is

completed and the same are commissioned, for thearea.



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Water Supply committed to shopping mall

from Sonia Vihar

Vasant Kunj on tail end of distributionsystem;

No restraint on new construction on the

basis of Sonia Vihar WTP;

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Governance in Delhi-IIC 140706[1]