Rahul Gandhi Urges Non-Partisan Pollution Plan In Lok Sabha; Centre Says Ready For Debate

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Rahul Gandhi Urges Non-Partisan Pollution Plan In Lok Sabha; Centre Says Ready For Debate

In a significant intervention during Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi called for a united approach to tackle India’s air pollution crisis. Emphasizing that pollution is ‘not a ideological issue’, Gandhi urged the government to develop a ‘methodical systematic plan’ for every city to mitigate the problem over the next five to ten years. He offered full cooperation from the opposition, suggesting the House avoid a ‘blame game’ and instead focus on actionable solutions for the future. Responding to the suggestion, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju stated that the government is ‘ready to discuss’ the matter and find solutions. Rijiju noted that the issue had already been raised in the Business Advisory Committee and assured that a structured discussion would be scheduled. The exchange follows extensive coverage of the severe air quality crisis in the national capital by India Today, highlighting the urgency of the situation.

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