Delhi Turns Gas Chamber: 'Should Learn From China': AAP's Reena Gupta

Updated on Nov 09, 2023 02:07 pm IST

Delhi continues to gas for air, as the air quality levels in the national capital remain in the ‘severe’ category. Toxic smog continued to persist over several parts of the city on Thursday morning. AAP spokesperson Reena Gupta says that the Centre needs to take a lead on the issue and take the state governments of UP, Punjab, Haryana and Delhi into confidence. The AAP spokesperson claims that while the Delhi government has taken steps to curb pollution, nearby states remain a major contributing factor. The AAP spokesperson also says that their government has empowered farmers in Punjab and the results have been visible and adds that India needs to follow the China model of tackling pollution. Watch this video for all the details.

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