As Kejriwal dismisses Modi govt’s data that stubble burning causes just 10% of Delhi’s pollution, ThePrint on why there is such confusion on the source of the capital's chronic winter problem.
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The inescapable fact is that PM and CM breathe the same fragrant air of Delhi in winter. It really does not matter who or what is responsible for how much of the problem. Are there firewalls which say that poor air in Delhi is Kejriwal’s fault, Gurgaon Khattar’s,NOIDA Bisht’s ? One area the incumbent needs to improve is to move from seeing everything in partisan terms, accepting full and final responsibility for everything that happens in each part of the country. India is indivisible.
The inescapable fact is that PM and CM breathe the same fragrant air of Delhi in winter. It really does not matter who or what is responsible for how much of the problem. Are there firewalls which say that poor air in Delhi is Kejriwal’s fault, Gurgaon Khattar’s,NOIDA Bisht’s ? One area the incumbent needs to improve is to move from seeing everything in partisan terms, accepting full and final responsibility for everything that happens in each part of the country. India is indivisible.