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New Delhi, Nov 28: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday demanded a detailed discussion in Parliament on the issue of air pollution in the national capital as he questioned the silence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on this \u201chealth emergency\u201d.
He also demanded a strict, enforceable action plan to tackle air pollution and asked why the Modi government was not showing any urgency or accountability on the issue.
Gandhi met a few mothers at his residence on the issue and shared a video of his conversation with them.
\u201cEvery mother I meet tells me the same thing: her child is growing up breathing toxic air. They are exhausted, scared and angry.
\u201cModi ji, India\u2019s children are choking in front of us. How can you stay silent? Why does your government show no urgency, no plan, no accountability?\u201d he asked in a post on X.
\u201cIndia needs an immediate, detailed Parliament debate on air pollution and a strict, enforceable action plan to tackle this health emergency,\u201d the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha said.
\u201cOur children deserve clean air \u2013 not excuses and distractions,\u201d he asserted.
Delhi has been battling very poor air quality from the past 15 days.
According to the forecast by the Air Quality Early Warning System for Delhi, the air quality is likely to remain \u2018very poor\u2019 over the coming week.
With Delhi\u2019s air quality slipping deep into the \u2018very poor\u2019 and \u2018severe\u2019 categories this winter, doctors have stressed the need for regular diagnostic screening to detect early signs of pollution-linked health deterioration, especially among smokers, asthma patients, children and people with pre-existing cardiac or respiratory conditions.
Experts said preventive health checks are becoming increasingly important as toxic air triggers airway inflammation, reduces lung function and aggravates underlying diseases. (Agencies)<\/p>\n

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