Rahul Gandhi Calls for Urgent Action on Delhi's Air Pollution Crisis

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi called for a parliamentary discussion on Delhi's air pollution, criticizing Prime Minister Modi's inaction. Gandhi stressed the need for a strict action plan, citing health risks for children. Experts urged regular health checks due to worsening air quality affecting vulnerable groups.

Amid worsening air quality in Delhi, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has called for a parliamentary debate to address what he describes as a 'health emergency.' Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence on the issue, pushing for a strict action plan.

Gandhi highlighted growing concerns about children's exposure to toxic air, emphasizing the emotions of exhaustion and anger expressed by parents. He urged the government to demonstrate urgency and accountability in tackling the crisis.

Doctors and experts have echoed Gandhi's concerns, recommending regular diagnostic screenings for vulnerable populations as Delhi battles severe air quality issues. Preventive health checks are deemed essential to manage pollution's health impacts.

(With inputs from agencies.)