Sheila Dikshit hopes for 'very good Games', wants media to be positive

Just five days ahead of the Commonwealth Games here, chief minister Sheila Dikshit today exuded confidence of holding a "very good Games" and said all agencies are "racing against time" to make the mega sporting event a great success.

"This will be a very good Games. We are looking at everything. We are racing against time, no doubt about it. But we will perform," she said when asked about the preparations for the event.

Asked about the allegation that the Delhi government has been installing view cutters across the capital to cover up the slums and ugly side of the city, Dikshit rejected it and said hoardings are being put up in various areas to give the city a festive look.

"This is to give the city a festive look. They have been put up also on flyovers where we don't have anything to cover up," she said asking the media to be "more positive" in coverage of the event.

"Please do not create a negative story. I wish you all could be more positive," she said.