Saini's Salvo: Blame Game Intensifies Over Delhi Pollution

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has criticized the AAP government in Delhi, accusing it of ineffective governance and deflecting blame for pollution issues. Saini contends that despite receiving significant funds, the AAP has failed to address pollution and infrastructure problems, while also rejecting AAP's claims against Haryana.

In a fiery exchange of accusations over environmental issues, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini denounced the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi for alleged inefficiency and blame-shifting tactics. Saini claims the AAP's governance is mired in inaction and unfounded allegations, failing to address core issues.

Saini's remarks followed Delhi Chief Minister Atishi's criticism of the BJP for contributing to pollution in the capital. According to Atishi, frothing in the Yamuna River results from industrial waste from Haryana. Meanwhile, Saini asserts the AAP has squandered substantial central government funds intended for pollution mitigation.

The political spat has intensified amid approaching electoral contests, with Saini asserting that AAP's misinformation strategy will lead to voter disillusionment. Saini further stressed Haryana's proactive approach to stubble management, highlighting government efforts to support farmers in mitigating pollution at the source.

(With inputs from agencies.)