Rekha Gupta, Delhi ministers travel by metro and buses under ‘Metro Monday’ initiative to promote fuel conservation
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and her cabinet ministers participated in the 'Metro Monday' initiative to promote public transport and fuel conservation. They traveled by Metro trains and DTC buses, engaging with passengers during their journey. The initiative is part of the broader 'Mera Bharat, Mera Yogdan' campaign aimed at encouraging public participation in energy security efforts.
- ▪Rekha Gupta and her ministers used public transport as part of the 'Metro Monday' initiative.
- ▪The initiative aims to promote fuel conservation and public transport use.
- ▪Gupta emphasized that small efforts contribute significantly to national energy security.
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Rekha Gupta, Delhi ministers travel by metro and buses under ‘Metro Monday’ initiative to promote fuel conservationPWD minister Parvesh Verma and social welfare minister Ravinder Indraj Singh also accompanied Gupta during the journey and interacted with other passengers.Updated on: May 19, 2026 7:51 AM ISTBy Snehil SinhaShare viaCopy link Chief minister Rekha Gupta and her cabinet ministers travelled by Metro trains and Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) feeder buses on Monday as part of the Delhi government’s “Metro Monday” initiative under the “Mera Bharat, Mera Yogdan” campaign, which aims to promote public transport use and conserve fuel.Delhi leaders take metro and buses to support fuel-saving initiative (@gupta_rekha/X via PTI Photo) (@gupta_rekha)According to officials, Gupta walked…
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