‘Pollution will subside’: Yogi Adityanath backs Diwali firecracker use despite AQI spike
The chief minister’s remarks come against the backdrop of concerns in Lucknow and other parts of the state over the thick blanket of acrid smoke on Diwali night
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'Pollution increased on Diwali would subside, so why worry': UP CM Yogi AdityanathTimes of India · 5h ago
Yogi Adityanath dismisses Deepavali pollution concerns, says it will subsideNobody says anything to those who polluted the entire system with their corrupt misdeeds. But if the public bursts crackers one day, it creates pollution, the CM saidThe Hindu · 54m ago
‘Pollution will go away. Why worry?’ Yogi Adityanath on Diwali crackersIndian Express · 3h ago
'Pollution Subsides': Yogi Adityanath Defends Bursting Of Crackers On DiwaliUP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said his government had imposed no restrictions on Diwali celebrations and had instead encouraged people to observe the festival "wholeheartedly"NDTV · 3h ago
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