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Delhi Chokes on Toxic Air: BJP, AAP Spar as AQI Hits Hazardous Levels

This special report covers Delhi's severe air quality crisis, with the AQI reaching a toxic 335, and the escalating political war of words over stubble burning. Key figures involved include BJP's Manjinder Singh Sirsa, who holds the portfolio of Environment Minister for Delhi, and Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh. Punjab Health Minister Balbir Singh countered the allegations, stating, 'Manjinder Sirsa's statement is shameful and irresponsible. It is not based on facts.' The bulletin details the hazardous air quality, particularly in Anand Vihar which recorded an AQI of 428, and the government's plan to use cloud seeding. The BJP has accused the Punjab government of falsifying stubble burning data, while the Aam Aadmi Party, represented by Saurabh Bhardwaj, has hit back, alleging that pollution data from Diwali was manipulated.