Delhi Minister Seeks Opposition's Input for Winter Pollution Plan

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai reached out to state unit presidents of Congress and BJP for positive suggestions on the Winter Action Plan to mitigate pollution. He emphasized the need for collective efforts, citing initiatives taken by the AAP government and the requirement of cooperation from neighboring states and the Central Government.

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai has called for constructive contributions from Congress and BJP state unit presidents to be included in the upcoming Winter Action Plan aimed at tackling pollution in the national capital.

In his letter to Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva and Delhi Congress president Devender Yadav, Rai pointed out key initiatives undertaken by the AAP government to address pollution. He referenced a Centre for Science and Environment report that attributes only 31% of Delhi's pollution to its residents, with the rest coming from neighboring states.

Rai emphasized the importance of collective action involving the Delhi government, neighboring states, and the Central Government. He urged opposition leaders to share their constructive suggestions to help reduce Delhi's pollution levels.

(With inputs from agencies.)