Bharatiya Janata Party · Delhi Legislative Assembly Election 2025
Last updated 6 Jun 2026
“We will ensure that every household has access to sewerage facilities by increasing the capacity of sewage treatment plants to 1,000 MGD and common effluent treatment plants to 220 MLD to ensure 100% treatment of sewage and effluent.”
Per the Jal Shakti Ministry and Delhi Jal Board (as of June 2025), Delhi generates about 3,596 MLD of sewage against 3,474 MLD of installed STP capacity, with about 2,955 MLD treated and roughly 641 MLD still entering the Yamuna untreated. Asia’s largest single-stage 564 MLD plant at Okhla became fully operational, and a ₹403 crore STP-upgrade plan was approved in February 2026; the Union Home Minister set a 1,500 MGD STP target by 2028. 100% treatment has not yet been achieved (PIB / DD News / Tribune).
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Our aim is to make Delhi the cleanest metro city and secure the top rank in Swachh Survekshan, through segregated dry/wet waste collection and management, enhanced MCD waste-collection capacity, real-time resolution of sanitation complaints via a mobile app, and new waste-to-energy plants.
We will increase treatment capacity to eliminate the garbage mountains at Ghazipur, Okhla and Bhalswa, and redevelop them on the lines of Baansera Park.
We will review and reduce the development charges imposed by the Delhi Jal Board for sewerage connections.
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