Yamuna Poison Controversy: Political Accusations Fly Amidst Delhi Elections

Haryana Minister Vipul Goel announced legal action against AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal over claims of toxic water from Yamuna. Kejriwal's remarks intended to panic voters ahead of Delhi elections. Haryana officials counter allegations, ensuring water purity. Political tensions rise with accusations from both BJP and AAP leaders.

In a heated political exchange, Haryana Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Vipul Goel announced that the state plans to file a legal case against Aam Aadmi Party's Arvind Kejriwal. Kejriwal's claim that poison is being mixed into the Yamuna River water was labeled as an irresponsible statement meant to incite panic among citizens.

The Haryana government aims to proceed with legal action under the Disaster Management Act, targeting statements that could create unnecessary alarm. Goel criticized Kejriwal for his allegations, insisting that comprehensive checks confirm the water supplied to Delhi is safe.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chimed in, accusing AAP leaders of fear-mongering as Delhi elections approach. The conflict underscores tensions between BJP-led Haryana and AAP's Delhi government, amidst intensified political maneuvering before the polls.

(With inputs from agencies.)