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AAP Says Blaming Punjab Stubble Burning for Delhi Pollution Is a Political Excuse

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AAP leader Barinder Kumar Goyal responded to claims that stubble burning in Punjab is worsening Delhi's air quality. He argued that pinning the blame on Punjab has become a convenient political excuse for Delhi's leadership. Goyal's remarks come amid an ongoing political dispute between AAP and the BJP over the capital's pollution. The article does not provide specific pollution data or details on any new policy measures. Instead, it centers on AAP's rejection of the allegations linking Punjab's farm fires to Delhi's deteriorating air.

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