The federal agency carried out searches at 37 sites on June 18 under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), targeting individuals and entities connected to the previous AAP-led government.

“In the last 10 years, these agencies have filed more than 200 fake cases against AAP leaders. But not even a single rupee has been recovered,” she said, citing the Supreme Court’s recent remarks likening investigative agencies to “caged parrots” during AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal’s bail hearing.

Gupta said her administration was considering Mumbai’s Dharavi model for redeveloping Delhi’s 675 slum clusters. The Dharavi project, one of the largest urban redevelopment initiatives in India, is being implemented by a special purpose vehicle formed in partnership between the Maharashtra government and the Adani Group.

Officials confirmed Sisodia’s appearance comes days after the agency summoned both him and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Satyendar Jain for questioning in the same case. Jain had appeared before the ACB on June 6.

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Gupta emphasized the Delhi Government’s willingness to collaborate with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change to develop future-ready governance models and build a more inclusive, citizen-first capital.

“This is the first major religious event under the current government. Thousands of devotees are expected to pass through Delhi from various states, and we will ensure all necessary facilities are in place,” said Sood.

Out of the 410 total waterlogging points identified in 2025 — up from 308 in 2023 — the PWD is responsible for 335. However, the remaining 71 points are stuck due to jurisdictional ambiguity, prompting the Delhi government to empower district magistrates to act as coordinating authorities.