Archive · 11 Nov 2025
Congress Leader Shares Hospital Video Amid Delhi Air Pollution Crisis
A politician in Delhi, Dr. Shama Mohamed, got very sick with a cough and chest pain because the air was so dirty.
She shared a video of herself in the hospital using a breathing machine to show everyone how bad the pollution is.
She asked the Prime Minister to help fix the air quickly.
Some people online questioned why she needed the machine when her oxygen level was good, but she explained it was for breathing treatment, not oxygen.
Many people are worried about the bad air in Delhi, and others had protested before, holding signs saying 'Breathing is killing us' because the air is so dangerous to breathe.
Congress leader Dr. Shama Mohamed shared a hospital video using a nebulizer to protest Delhi's severe air pollution.
She reported experiencing a terrible cough and chest pain due to the Air Quality Index (AQI) exceeding 700.
A social media user questioned the use of a nebulizer mask with a 99% SpO₂ reading, which Dr. Mohamed clarified was for nebulization, not oxygen.
The incident has intensified public outcry over Delhi's hazardous air quality.
Protests have been held by residents demanding immediate government action on air pollution, with some participants being detained.
- Who
- Congress leader Dr. Shama Mohamed and Delhi residents
- What
- Dr. Shama Mohamed shared a video of herself on a nebulizer from a hospital bed to highlight Delhi's severe air pollution; residents protested the air quality.
- When
- Tuesday (around November 11th)
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To draw attention to the dangerous levels of air pollution in Delhi and urge government action.
Support for Dr. Mohamed
Criticism of Dr. Mohamed
Use of Nebulizer
Support for Dr. Mohamed
Dr. Mohamed was undergoing nebulization therapy for severe cough and chest pain due to Delhi's hazardous air quality.
Criticism of Dr. Mohamed
The user questioned the necessity of a nebulizer mask when her SpO₂ reading was 99%, implying it was unnecessary or misleading.
- Date of Incident
- Tuesday (implied November 11th)
- Location
- Delhi
- Air Quality Index (AQI)
- Above 700
- SpO₂ Reading
- 99%