A wildlife sanctuary, spread over an area of 6800 acres, is being developed by the Delhi government in Asola Bhatti in South Delhi. Speaking at a function to inaugurate a van mahotsav in Hauz Rani City Forest in south Delhi last week, the Delhi environment minister, Mr Deep Chand Bandhu had said that during the current financial year, an amount of Rs crore has been earmarked for undertaking various development work in the sanctuary, which is expected to be completed within the next three years.