Archive · 27 Dec 2025
Delhi Assembly to Address AQI and CAG Reports
The Delhi Assembly is having a four-day meeting from January 5 to 8.
People are protesting because the air quality in Delhi is very bad.
The government will show reports about how money was spent on things like small clinics and a scheme for girls.
The opposition will ask questions about the government's plans to control pollution and other issues like the renovation of the Chief Minister's house.
There might be heated arguments between the ruling party and the opposition.
The air quality is so bad that it's like smoking 13 cigarettes a day.
Delhi Assembly's winter session scheduled from January 5 to 8.
Session expected to be stormy with discussions on CAG reports on Mohalla Clinics, Laadli Scheme, and Kejriwal’s bungalow renovation.
Public protests against rising AQI in Delhi-NCR to be a key focus.
Opposition to question government's preparedness and long-term pollution control measures.
Current AQI levels range from 356 to 447, categorized as 'very poor' to 'severe+'.
- Who
- Delhi Assembly, AAP, BJP, Delhi government, public
- What
- Winter Session of Delhi Assembly to discuss CAG reports and AQI
- When
- January 5 to 8
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- To address public concerns over AQI and audit reports on government schemes
Delhi Government
Opposition Parties
Air Quality Management
Delhi Government
The Delhi government is likely to address concerns over deteriorating air quality and present measures to control pollution.
Opposition Parties
Opposition parties are criticizing the government's handling of the pollution crisis and questioning its preparedness and long-term measures.
- Session Duration
- January 5 to 8
- Key Issues
- CAG reports, AQI, Kejriwal's bungalow renovation, Mohalla Clinics, Laadli Scheme
- CAG Reports Focus
- Mohalla Clinics, Laadli Scheme, Kejriwal’s bungalow renovation
- Public Protest
- Against rising AQI in Delhi-NCR
- Opposition Focus
- Government's preparedness and pollution control measures
- Current AQI
- 356 (EWS) to 447 (aqi.in)
- PM2.5 Levels
- 299 micrograms per cubic metre
- PM10 Levels
- 400 micrograms per cubic metre
Sources
From CAG audits to AQI row: What to expect in upcoming Delhi Assembly’s Winter Session
Delhi Considering Revival Of Shared Taxi Rides To Curb Air Pollution
Delhi AQI remains in ‘very poor’ category today, equivalent to smoking 13 cigarettes a day
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