AAP slams PM Modi and HM Amit Shah after Red Fort terror attack, citing 74% of Delhi pollution under govt control and inaction on security.

Following the recent Red Fort terror incident that claimed nine lives, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) sharply criticized the Center, claiming that it was insensitive and had done little to address Delhi’s deteriorating air pollution.

Delhi Lieutenant-Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena recently acknowledged in a podcast that the majority of the city’s air pollution is controllable, which Delhi AAP President Saurabh Bharadwaj referenced in one post. Bharadwaj shared the video and wrote: “LG saab has informed — 74% pollution is in the hands of the Delhi government.” simply require the willpower.

“We can control Delhi’s pollution, but we need willpower to do so,” Saxena is heard stating in the film. Dust from roads contributes to about 48% of Delhi’s pollution. During the winter, 5-7% comes from burning trash, and roughly 10–11% comes from persons burning wood while living in open spaces or beneath flyovers. All of these problems are under your control. Seventy-four percent of pollution is under our control as the Delhi government.

According to the AAP leader, the Union government has not collaborated on practical solutions like dust control, waste management, and industrial compliance, despite the fact that even the LG, who speaks for the Center, has admitted that pollution sources are under control.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah were criticized by AAP MP Sanjay Singh in Ayodhya, who referred to them as “part-time leaders” following the Red Fort terror assault.

There are multiple injured people struggling for their lives at Delhi’s Lok Nayak Hospital. Near the Red Fort, which represents our pride in our country, nine people have lost their lives. However, the Prime Minister traveled to Bhutan to attend the King’s birthday celebration at that time,” Singh stated.

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He cited Modi’s earlier declaration that any act of terror against India will be considered an act of war and asked why the government did not stop the explosion despite the seizure of a big explosives cache in Faridabad just days prior.

Our Prime Minister is constantly traveling overseas, while the Home Minister is occupied with overthrowing governments. Who is in charge of the security of the nation? Singh said, calling for the Center to be held accountable and forceful action against those responsible.