AAP govt brought bad name to Delhi: Alka Lamba

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Chandigarh, December 19

“Delhi was ranked as the world’s most polluted Capital during the AAP government,” said Alka Lamba, national spokesperson for the Congress, at a press conference held at the Chandigarh Congress Bhawan, Sector 35, here, today.

“In 2013, Delhi was the green capital of the world with number 1 ranking. Now, it has become ‘the capital of pollution’ and has been recently termed as “the most polluted capital city in the world,” said Lamba.

Promises made by Kejriwal are nowhere to be seen now. He has made a mess of Delhi. Due to wrong policies of AAP, water and air pollution had reached the dangerous level in Delhi. During ‘Chhath Puja’, women had to perform rituals in the froth of the Yamuna. The AAP government has brought bad name to Delhi worldwide,” Lamba accused.

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