Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced a comprehensive plan to ensure peak water production during the summer months. During a meeting on the city's water management strategy, Gupta emphasized the need for immediate relief and long-term solutions to combat recurring water shortages. All nine major water treatment plants in Delhi, including Sonia Vihar and Dwarka, will operate at maximum capacity to meet the increased demand. The government has identified areas facing water shortages and arranged 1,210 water tankers for regions like Sangam Vihar and Matiala. Additionally, 520 new tube wells have been installed to boost water availability, and 172 km of old pipelines have been replaced. Coordination with neighboring Haryana will also be maintained to monitor raw water quality, ensuring uninterrupted supply. Gupta warned that negligence in addressing complaints would lead to strict action against officials.