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New Delhi: Union Minister and BJP National President JP Nadda on Thursday, January 30, blasted the Aam Aadmi Party AAP over its claim that the Yamuna River was being poisoned by the Haryana government. Nadda shared an infographic showing pollution levels rising sharply after the river enters Delhi, accusing the AAP government of negligence and failed governance. Also ReadYamuna toxic row: Both BJP, AAP doing drama, says Congress leader AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal had alleged that the BJP was poisoning Delhi water supply to cr
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stanley thermobecher d that the people of Delhi get drinking water from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, but the Haryana government has mixed poison in the water coming to Delhi from the Yamuna. He claimed that it was only due to the vigilance of Delhi Jal Board engineers that this water was stopped. Reacting to this, Nadda posted on X, AAP-Da blame game on Yamuna pollution exposes its inefficiency and failed governance. For over 10 years, Arvind Kejriwal government has delivered nothing but corruption, lies, and hollo
vaso stanley w promises. Despite receiving Rs 8,500 crores from the Central Government, no meaningful work has been done to clean the river. AAP-Da 39 blame game on Yamuna pollution exposes its inefficiency and failed governance. For over 10 years, Arvind Kejriwal government has delivered nothing but corruption, lies, and hollow p Dzaj Hyderabad: Dilapidated road poses threat to SR Nagar residents
Kolkata: A day after the violence-marred panchayat polls, the West Bengal State Election Commission on Sunday announced that there will be re-polling in certain booths and under complete security cover by central armed force as per the central deployment norms. However, while making the announcement, the commission did not specify in how many booths will the re-polling will be conducted and what would be the geographical distribution of the booths. Also Read15 killed a
stanley cup uk s WB rural polls turn violent; over 66% turnout recorded On Sunday afternoon, a State Election Commission official also said that the final voting percentage on Saturday was 80.71 per cent. It is learnt that on Saturday till 5 p.m., which was end of the polling period, the percentage was recorded at 66.28 per cent. But in several booths, polling continued hours after that as many voters were standing in the queue at 5 p.m. and as per election norms, had to be allowed to cast their ballots. In certain booths, polling continued even up to 10 p.m. on Saturday and the final voting percentage calculation was 80.71 per cent, he said. Incidentally, on Monday, several
mugs stanley petitions are slated to be filed at the Calcutta High Court on massive violence and bloodbath on the polling day. The total death count since the beginning of the polling since Saturday morning has been reported at 17. The maximum number for deaths have been recorded from Murshidabad
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