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AAP, BJP engage in blame game over Delhi pollution and Punjab stubble burning
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- Delhi minister Kapil Mishra has raised concerns over a sudden rise in stubble-burning incidents in Punjab during Diwali. AAP officials responded by asserting that smoke from Punjab cannot reach Delhi quickly.
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Nov 9, 2026 · Updated 11/10/2026, 10:19:23 AM · Reported with: NDTV, India Today, The Economic Times NRI
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NDTV — "Even When There Is No Stubble Burning...": AAP Attacks BJP Over PollutionIndia Today — Delhi air quality worsens as BJP and AAP clash over Punjab stubble burningThe Economic Times NRI — AAP, BJP engage in blame game over Delhi pollution and Punjab stubble burningUp next · Politics
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