Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal promised to supply clean drinking water to every household and improving Delhi law management system during an inauguration ceremony of the water treatment plant at Chandrawal on Monday.
"We have inaugurated another water treatment plant today, households in Rajendra Nagar, Civil Lines, Patel Nagar and Chandni Chowk would now get 24 hours clean drinking water supply," Mr Kejriwal said.
"State government's aim is to provide clean drinking water to every household. We will try to provide clean drinking water to every household by 2024. Due to corruption, the Delhi Jal Board has been mismanaged for years, but since four and a half year we have improved its condition. Earlier 58% of households used to get clean drinking water, now almost 88% of households have a clean drinking water supply. We will gradually make this 100%" he added.
"We have to improve Delhi's law management system together, the state government is trying to do so, we will always support the Central Government to work in this direction together," Mr Kejriwal added.
The Delhi Chief Minister on Sunday expressed concern over growing crimes, stating that the city is witnessing a "dangerous spurt" in serious crimes.
 
Slamming the Delhi Police for the alleged increase in crime rate, Mr Kejriwal asked, "Whose door should be knocked for the safety and security of Delhiites?"
"Delhi is witnessing a dangerous spurt in serious crimes. An elderly couple and their domestic help murdered in Vasant Vihar. Nine murders reported in the last 24 hours across the city. Whose door should be knocked for the safety and security of Delhiites?" the Chief Minister wrote on his Twitter handle.