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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)"Does Haryana's Smoke Go To Pak, Punjab's To Delhi?" AAP Hits Back At BJP
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Delhi recorded its most polluted Diwali in five years, with the average AQI reaching 376 on November 8. The next day, November 9, the AQI stayed in the ‘very poor’ range at 371 around 10 am, and a thick blanket of smog and fog covered the city. Monitoring stations reported severe‑category readings, and residents complained of poor visibility and breathing difficulties as the capital woke to a thick blanket of smoke.
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The latest exchange has added another dimension to the ongoing BJP-AAP confrontation, with Delhi's pollution crisis increasingly becoming a political battleground between the two parties.
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The latest exchange has added another dimension to the ongoing BJP-AAP confrontation, with Delhi's pollution crisis increasingly becoming a political battleground between the two parties.
