Delhi CM Rekha Gupta orders to add streetlights on DU's North campus
Press Trust of India | October 8, 2026 | 01:26 PM IST | 1 min read
Officials have been asked to light up the dark spots in the north campus region.
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Download NowChief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed the Delhi University officials to light up dark spots and mount more streetlights on the North Campus. Gupta, who visited the campus on Wednesday, said, "Campus safety is non-negotiable, and no lapses will be tolerated." She interacted with women students outside the Arts Faculty to hear their concerns.
Officials said they were also directed to fix the damaged footpaths, fill gaps in CCTV coverage, and remove garbage from the campus. The chief minister will review compliance with her orders, officials said.
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