Delhi Water Minister Atishi, a key figure in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has recently been discharged from Lok Nayak Hospital after a two-day stay, marking the culmination of her indefinite hunger strike.

Atishi, Delhi's Water Minister, has entered the third day of her hunger strike, pressing for Delhi's rightful water supply from Haryana.

Due to the ongoing water crisis in Delhi, residents are facing significant challenges as they continue to line up at water tankers to fulfil their basic water needs. In areas like Chilla Gaon in Mayur Vihar and Geeta Colony, long queues persist as people patiently wait to collect water from these tankers.

Amid the escalating row between Delhi and Haryana over the water crisis in the national capital, Delhi Water Minister Atishi announced on Friday that she will begin an indefinite fast until the city receives its "rightful share" of water from Haryana.

Amid the ongoing water crisis in Delhi, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj has targeted the Kejriwal government, accusing it of deliberately causing the crisis to encourage corruption and benefit the illegal tanker mafia. She claimed that the crisis is not natural but orchestrated by the AAP government.

Amid an escalating political battle over the water crisis in Delhi, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Minister Atishi announced on Wednesday that she will resort to a 'Satyagraha' if the city does not receive its rightful share of water by June 21. The water shortage has become a critical issue in the national capital, impacting millions of residents.

Delhi Water Minister Atishi has urged the Haryana government to release water into the Yamuna river. On Monday, Atishi visited the Wazirabad barrage and made an appeal for water to be sent to Delhi.

BJP MP Yogender Chandoliya has strongly criticised Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, attributing the ongoing water crisis in the national capital to the mismanagement by Kejriwal's government.

In response to the Supreme Court's scrutiny over tanker mafias and water wastage, Delhi Water Minister Atishi emphasised that while tackling illegal water tankers is necessary, it won't completely resolve Delhi's water shortage.

The Supreme Court of India has raised serious concerns about the existence of tanker mafias and the wastage of water in Delhi. On Tuesday, the court demanded an affidavit from the AAP government, detailing the measures taken to prevent water loss in the capital.

The Supreme Court has postponed the hearing of the Delhi government’s plea for surplus water from Himachal Pradesh to June 12. This delay comes as the people of the national capital face a severe water shortage.

The plea filed by Delhi's Water Minister Atishi has made the Centre, the BJP-governed Haryana, and the Congress-ruled Himachal Pradesh parties to the petition, saying that access to water is essential for survival and one of the basic human rights.