Devender Yadav, a senior Congress leader and President of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC), is contesting the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections from the Badli constituency. Known for his tenure as Badli's MLA from 2008 to 2015, Yadav is focusing on addressing key issues such as unemployment, pollution, and inflation through initiatives like the 'Dilli Nyay Yatra' and promises like the 'Jeevan Raksha Yojana,' which offers universal health insurance up to ₹25 lakh. Facing opponents like Ajesh Yadav from AAP and Deepak Chaudhary from BJP, Yadav aims to rebuild Congress's influence in Delhi, targeting marginalized communities and leveraging his leadership to reclaim the Badli seat.
Badli (Delhi)
| Issues | DEVENDER YADAV's Words |
|---|---|
| Air Pollution | To address vehicular pollution, Yadav proposes expanding public transportation options, incentivizing the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), and setting up EV charging stations across the constituency. He also plans to implement measures for better wast |
| Water Scarcity and Quality | Water scarcity and poor water quality are critical issues affecting the residents of the Badli constituency, disrupting daily lives and posing serious health risks. Devender Yadav, Congress leader and DPCC President, has prioritized addressing these chall |
| Waste Management | To tackle the problem of unprocessed waste, Yadav advocates setting up modern waste processing facilities, including composting units for organic waste and recycling plants for plastic and other recyclables. He also emphasizes banning illegal dumping and |
| Traffic Congestion | Traffic congestion has emerged as a significant concern for residents of the Badli constituency, affecting daily commutes, economic productivity, and overall quality of life. Devender Yadav, Congress leader and DPCC President, has prioritized addressing t |
| Public Safety and Crime | To enhance public safety, Yadav advocates for installing advanced surveillance systems, such as CCTV cameras, at strategic locations, including public spaces, markets, and residential areas. He also plans to introduce street lighting upgrades in poorly li |
