Rahul Gandhi on Rising Air Pollution in Delhi-NCR ..?
Concern for Children’s Health
Rahul gandhi highlighted the severe impact of air pollution on children in Delhi-NCR.
Quoting mothers he interacted with, he said: “Every mother I meet tells me the same thing: her child is growing up breathing toxic air. They are tired, scared, and angry.”
Emphadata-sized that children are “suffocating in front of us” and called for immediate action to protect their health.
Criticism of the Modi Government
Rahul gandhi directly questioned prime minister Narendra Modi: “Modi ji, why are you silent?”
Criticized the government for lacking urgency, accountability, and a concrete action plan to tackle air pollution.
Urged the government to provide a “comprehensive and practical action plan” rather than excuses or distractions.
Call for Parliamentary Discussion
Stressed that air pollution must be a key agenda item in the upcoming Winter Session of parliament starting december 1, 2025.
Suggested a detailed discussion on the issue to develop policy measures and emergency interventions.
Interaction with “Warrior Moms”
Engaged with women from the organization “Warrior Moms: Mothers of Clean Air” to understand the public concern about pollution.
Shared the conversation through a video on his whatsapp channel, highlighting the fears and anger of mothers over their children’s exposure to toxic air.
Socioeconomic Impact of Pollution
Noted that air pollution affects everyone—rich or poor—living in Delhi.
Highlighted the political imbalance where commercial polluters with 500–1,000 units wield influence, while ordinary citizens remain unorganized and powerless.
Stressed that while some people have options like consulting doctors, millions of indians do not have access to such resources.
Urgent Need for Action
Urged immediate, concrete steps to reduce pollution rather than political distractions.
Reinforced that “our children deserve clean air, not excuses and distractions.”
Advocated for a public and accountable approach to tackling the health emergency caused by air pollution.