Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Delhi Parties Trade Blame Over Dengue and Malaria
There's a political argument happening in Delhi about more people getting sick from diseases like dengue and malaria.
The AAP party says the city government, run by the BJP, isn't doing enough to keep things clean.
The BJP, in turn, says the AAP didn't do a good job either when they were in charge.
Both sides are blaming each other, but the people living there just want the city to fix the problem.
AAP and BJP are engaged in a blame game over rising vector-borne disease cases in Delhi.
Delhi has reported 277 dengue cases, 124 malaria infections, and 18 chikungunya cases this monsoon season.
AAP alleges that malaria cases have reached a 10-year high, blaming the BJP-led MCD.
BJP Mayor defends MCD efforts and questions AAP's past performance.
Residents express concern over the political dispute and seek practical solutions.
- Who
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), BJP, and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).
- What
- A blame game between AAP and BJP over rising cases of vector-borne diseases.
- When
- During the monsoon season.
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- The rise in vector-borne disease cases in Delhi.
AAP's Stance
BJP's Stance
Accountability for Disease Outbreak
AAP's Stance
Blames BJP-led MCD for mismanagement, citing increased malaria cases and waterlogging.
BJP's Stance
Defends actions, questions AAP's past performance, and calls accusations political diversion.
- Dengue Cases
- 277
- Malaria Cases
- 124
- Chikungunya Cases
- 18
- Spraying Locations
- 49,718
- Home Inspections
- 8.2 lakh
Sources
Mumbai Sees Sharp Spike In Dengue And Leptospirosis Cases; BMC Launches ‘Zero Mosquito Breeding’ Campaign
Delhi sees worst malaria spike in 10 years; AAP criticises govt over waterlogging
Mumbai records rise in malaria, dengue, hepatitis cases in Jan-July; lepto, gastro infections dip
