Pollution Blame Game: Political Rivalries Cloud Solutions

TMC leader Sagarika Ghose accuses the BJP-led Union and Haryana governments of neglecting a cohesive national strategy for addressing Delhi's pollution. She criticizes their inaction and political motives, claiming Haryana's lack of cooperation exacerbates pollution issues. Meanwhile, Delhi's air quality remains poor as cold weather sets in.

Pollution Blame Game: Political Rivalries Cloud Solutions
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Trinamool Congress leader Sagarika Ghose criticized the BJP-led governments at the Union and Haryana levels for not implementing a comprehensive national strategy to combat pollution in Delhi.

Every October, pollution levels rise in the capital, yet the Union government deflects responsibility onto the AAP administration, Ghose said, while questioning the absence of a national plan.

She blamed the Haryana government, headed by the BJP, for its non-cooperation with Delhi's efforts to address pollution. Ghose cited stubble burning, diesel buses, and industrial waste as contributing factors, calling for concerted action from BJP leaders.

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