
Delhi CM’s Claims Spark Political Controversy Amid Election Season
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has formally asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to provide factual evidence for his explosive claims about the Yamuna River’s pollution.
The Allegations
- Kejriwal accused neighboring states of deliberately releasing toxins into the Yamuna, calling it a “mass poisoning” effort.
- His comments triggered strong reactions from political rivals, who labeled the remarks as fear-mongering.
ECI’s Response & Legal Implications
- The ECI has demanded Kejriwal back his claims with concrete evidence.
- If proven baseless, such accusations could lead to legal consequences under election conduct rules.
Public & Political Reactions
- Environmental activists argue that the focus should remain on actual pollution control rather than political blame games.
- Meanwhile, opposition parties have seized the moment to criticize Kejriwal’s governance and demand accountability.