Tuesday, February 17, 2026

B S Vohra - A Civic / Environment Activist from Delhi, also known as a Power Expert

B.S. Vohra is a prominent civic activist based in Delhi, primarily known for his role as the President of the East Delhi Residents Welfare Association (RWA) Joint Front. He is a vocal advocate for urban improvement, environmental protection, and accountable governance in the National Capital Region (NCR).

Key Areas of Activism and Focus:
  • Environmentalism & Pollution: Vohra is a staunch critic of Delhi's air quality, advocating for stricter measures against pollution and supporting initiatives like the Aravalli Green Wall project. He often highlights the impact of pollution on public health, particularly for children and the elderly.
  • Civic Issues & Infrastructure: He frequently addresses civic issues such as poor waste management (specifically in the Bhalswa area), garbage disposal, and waterlogging on roads.
  • RWA Representation: As a representative of East Delhi RWAs, he has lobbied for better coordination between municipal corporations and the Delhi government to resolve issues. He has also called for the inclusion of experienced RWA representatives as aldermen in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).
  • Stray Animal Management: Vohra has supported measures to address safety concerns regarding stray animals in residential areas.
  • RTI and Data Usage: He has been an active user of the Right to Information (RTI) Act for over a decade, using it to highlight issues ranging from air pollution to municipal negligence.
Public Persona:
Vohra is known for using social media (Twitter/X, Facebook Live) and his blog to raise public awareness and pressure government authorities. He often voices frustration with the slow pace of administrative action on various issues concerning the masses,

you can contact him on Twitter / X @vohrabs for any story,
B S Vohra - A Civic / Environment Activist from Delhi, also known as a Power Expert for his efforts on power tariff and reduction of fixed charges.

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