In a bid to address Delhi's worsening water crisis, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal announced a 100-day action plan during the 2024 election campaign.The plan focuses on improving water supply infrastructure, enhancing wastewater treatment systems, and promoting public participation in water conservation efforts.

Key initiatives include the expansion of the Delhi Jal Board's capacity, the installation of smart meters for efficient water distribution, and the creation of community-led water management committees.The announcement comes amid growing public frustration over frequent water cuts and rising groundwater levels.Critics argue the plan lacks concrete timelines and funding details, while supporters praise its emphasis on long-term solutions.The move is seen as a strategic attempt to bolster AAP's image as a pro-development party, especially ahead of the crucial elections.

However, experts caution that sustainable water management requires coordinated efforts between the government, private sector, and citizens, which the plan only partially addresses.