Aam Aadmi Party

AAP govt also attributed Delhi pollution to Diwali crackers and thermal power plants, ignoring its own incompetence.

Former BJP MLA Anil Jha on Sunday joined the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the presence of party's national convenor Arvind Kejriwal

On Sunday, November 17, Delhi's Transport Minister Kailash Gehlot resigned from Aam Aadmi Party. In his resignation letter, Kailash Gehlot highlighted the unfulfilled promises of AAP and the embarrassments it has caused through its acts.

Arvind Kejriwal promised to resolve the issues and continue the 'benefits' if AAP is re-elected to power in the upcoming Delhi Legislative Assembly elections.

Earlier, Aam Aadmi Party had blamed Uttar Pradesh buses for pollution in Delhi, and now it seems, they are ready to blame Hindu festival Diwali.

Punjab farmers will hold a one-day protest on 26th October, blocking major roads to demand paddy procurement by govt and withdraw penalties on stubble burning

Earlier, Swati Maliwal had sharply criticised AAP for its poor performance in the Haryana assembly polls, accusing Kejriwal of coming to Haryana solely to 'take revenge' on Congress.

The Aam Aadmi Party led Delhi government has said that a major reason behind the deteriorating air quality in Delhi, especially in the Anand Vihar area, is the buses coming from the neighbouring state of Uttar Pradesh.

The failure of Arvind Kejriwal to clean the Yamuna persists, as the river remains toxic despite years of promises. BJP criticises AAP for spending money on ads instead of actual clean-up efforts.

Congress leader Pawan Khera slammed the Aam Aadmi Party over the air pollution in the national capital and said that the Delhi government is busy blaming the Haryana