Many days have passed since Diwali but dangerous pollution still persists in Delhi, despite expenditure of Rs 7000 crore, Yamuna river is also not free from toxic foam, Severe Pollution In Delhi Yamuna river also has toxic foam despite Expenditure of 7000 crore rupees.

New Delhi. Pollution is continuously taking a frightening form in the country's capital Delhi and its adjoining areas. Earlier it was being said that pollution increases in Delhi due to Diwali. Many days have passed since Diwali, but pollution in Delhi is not showing any signs of reducing. The level of pollution was seen to be very dangerous in Delhi on Thursday also. The average AQI in the country's capital was recorded at 362. Delhi's Jahangirpuri recorded the highest AQI level of 431. AQI 428 was recorded in Wazirpur, AQI 422 in Anand Vihar. In other areas of Delhi also, AQI i.e. air quality was recorded at 300 to 400.

Delhi: AQI levels exceed 400 in eight areas, with Jahangirpuri at 431, Anand Vihar at 422, and Wazirpur at 428. Most other areas report AQI between 300 and 400

(Visuals from NH 24, Anand Vihar) pic.twitter.com/5iap7djgbf

— IANS (@ians_india) November 7, 2024

Delhi: The average AQI level recorded in the morning was 362, falling under the severe category

(Visual from Sarai Kale Khan Highway) pic.twitter.com/sjISUDal6N

— IANS (@ians_india) November 7, 2024

On one hand, people are at risk of serious diseases due to air pollution in Delhi. At the same time, due to pollution, the foam in Yamuna river, which travels 22 kilometers in the country's capital, is not showing any signs of ending. Citing pollution in Yamuna, Delhi High Court has even banned celebrating Chhath in the river. The special thing is that the biggest leader of Aam Aadmi Party, which is running the government in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal and his associates have claimed many times that they will clean Yamuna, but till now no concrete work has been seen being done in this direction. The Aam Aadmi Party government of Delhi continuously blames UP and Haryana for pollution in Yamuna.

#WATCH | Delhi: Toxic foam seen floating on the Yamuna River in Kalindi Kunj, as pollution level in the river remains high. pic.twitter.com/flOJEFdRt6

— ANI (@ANI) November 7, 2024

Government figures show that the Central and Delhi governments spent around Rs 7000 crore in 7 years to make the Yamuna river pollution free, but only by looking at the current condition of the Yamuna river, it can be estimated what would have been achieved by spending this amount. Has been achieved. The situation is that water from 122 drains is being discharged into Yamuna river in Delhi without any treatment. The quantity of this water is about 185 MGD every day.