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FIRs will be filed regarding irregularities in the Delhi Yamuna cleanup, as announced by Parvesh Verma. This move aims to address concerns over environmental management and accountability in the cleanup efforts. Verma's visit to the Sabarmati Riverfront highlights the need for effective river management across India.
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