AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj has criticised the Delhi Government’s launch of the ‘Namo Yamuna River Safari’, questioning its claims of progress in cleaning the Yamuna. Bharadwaj alleged that an existing boating activity was being presented as a major development to create an impression that the river had been cleaned. He also accused the government of failing to tackle Delhi’s air pollution, claiming that AQI monitoring stations had been shut down and water spraying was being used to project improved air quality. #SaurabhBharadwaj# #AamAadmiParty# #NamoYamuna# #YamunaPollution# #DelhiPolitics#

#WATCH# | Delhi | On SIR notices, AAP Delhi Unit President Saurabh Bharadwaj says, "An attempt is being made to suppress the real story with these sensational headlines. All prominent figures will get their votes registered. BLOs have likely already reached their homes and will fill out the forms to ensure their votes are enrolled. The real question is, how will the votes be registered for the one-third of Delhi's voters whose names were deleted? BLOs aren't even visiting their areas, and no one seems willing to raise their voice for them... They deleted the votes of Delhi's poor tenants, claiming that if they had changed residences, they wouldn't even be issued an SIR enumeration form because they no longer lived at the address listed on their voter cards. Yet, Rekha Gupta, Kapil Mishra, and Ashish Sood do not reside at the addresses listed for them either. So how did their votes get registered? This is a clear case of rigging, and the focus on these high-profile names is merely a smokescreen."