"There should be coordination between the Centre and the states and time-bound implementation of cleanliness programmes," she told reporters outside Parliament when asked about rallies organised by various organisations and political parties for saving the river.
The chief minister claimed the condition of Yamuna was even "worse" in Delhi than in Uttar Pradesh.
She said, "I had spoken to the Prime Minister when I was Chief Minister to form a special monitoring committee to look into the money spent to clean the river".
Raising the issue during Zero Hour in Lok Sabha, Leader of Opposition Sushma Swaraj asked the government to take immediate and long term measures to save the lives and livelihood of farmers which were being seriously affected due to pollution of the river.
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