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BJP MP Manoj Tiwari Swims in Yamuna Ahead of Chhath, Sparking Pollution Dispute

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BJP MP Manoj Tiwari took a swim in the Yamuna at Sonia Vihar to highlight cleaning efforts before the Chhath Puja festival. The AAP disputed his claims, arguing that the river water remains heavily polluted and unsafe. Monitoring data from the Delhi Pollution Control Committee reportedly shows pollution levels have risen compared with the previous year. The river's condition has become a political flashpoint as devotees prepare for the celebrations. Concerns about sewage pollution in the Yamuna continue to surface during religious festivals in Delhi.

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