Waste from Delhi's Bhalswa landfill site 'falls' on nearby houses, police say teams checking claim
Bhalswa landfill fell onto adjacent houses near the Sharadhanand Colony in Delhi's outer north district on Sunday, locals claimed but police said teams were checking «if any such incident took place». No emergency calls were made to the Delhi Fire Services or the Delhi Police regarding any rescue operations and no one suffered any injury, the police said.
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«We got to know that some political leader visited the site. We are checking videos on social media to check if any incident took place. There was no PCR call. Teams are checking the entire matter,» a senior police officer said.
Locals claimed the incident occurred around 11:30 am when waste from the landfill slid and fell onto nearby houses but no one suffered any injury.
Upon hearing about the alleged incident, the Congress' Delhi chief Devender Yadav visited the site.
«AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal, who made a big issue of landfill mountains and accumulated waste before the MCD (Municipal Corporation of Delhi) elections, claiming he would remove them when AAP came to power, has terribly let down people living near the landfill,» he said.
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