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The issue of termination of civil defence volunteers services has become a fresh point of controversy between the Raj Niwas and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. A day after the Directorate of Civil Defence issued an order ending the services of 10,000 civil defence volunteers with immediate effect,

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday issued directions, stating till the engagement and deployment of Home Guards as Bus Marshals, the current marshals are to be continued so that women's safety is not compromised.The CM also ...

The Delhi government and lieutenant governor are engaged in a credit war over the hiring of civil defence volunteers as Home Guards. The transport minister stated that the volunteers will not lose their jobs, while officials in the lieutenant governors office said the ministers claims were baseless. The back-and-forth began after the government announced the hiring on Friday. | Latest News Delhi

There are around 8,000 civil defence volunteers posted as bus marshals to ensure the safety of women on DTC and Cluster buses.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been lying and misleading people on the issue of removing Civil Defence Volunteers as Bus Marshals, sources from the Lt Governor's office claimed.According to sources, it was CM Kejriwal's proposal to ...

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday asked his Home minister to "appoint" civil defence volunteers as home guards and depute them as marshals in public transport buses in Delhi, officials said.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday directed his Home Minister to prepare a plan to "appoint" civil defence volunteers as home guards and depute them as marshals in public transport buses in Delhi. The civil defense volunteers working as bus marshals are protesting against the government for

Delhi Lieutenant Governor (L-G) V.K Saxena on Tuesday approved the extension of all 8539 Home Guards volunteers, including 4060 deployed with DTC as bus marshals.He has also reiterated his earlier directions to Chief Minister and Home Minister ...

The Delhi high court on Thursday sought responses from Delhi chief secretary Naresh Kumar and finance secretary Ashish Chandra Verma in connection wit

The Delhi High Court on Thursday sought the stand of Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar and Finance Secretary Ashish Chandra Verma regarding a contempt plea over the alleged failure to deploy marshals in buses within the national ...