Archive · 29 Oct 2025
AAP Accuses BJP of Fake Yamuna for PM Modi's Chhath Puja
A political party called AAP is upset with another party, the BJP.
AAP says that the BJP made a fake pond filled with clean water near the Yamuna river.
They did this so that the country's leader, Prime Minister Modi, could pretend the Yamuna river was clean and take a dip in it for a special festival called Chhath.
AAP thinks this was a trick to make people believe the BJP cleaned the river.
They showed pictures of the separate pond to prove it was not the real river.
Because of this, the Prime Minister did not take a dip in the Yamuna.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has accused the BJP government of creating a 'fake Yamuna' for a Chhath Puja photoshoot.
AAP alleges the BJP filled a separate pond with clean water using large pipes to deceive the public about the Yamuna's cleanliness.
The AAP claims this setup was intended for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to perform prayers during Chhath.
AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj led reporters to Vasudev Ghat to expose what they called a deception.
It is speculated that Prime Minister Modi's failure to perform prayers at Vasudev Ghat was due to the exposure of this alleged 'fake Yamuna'.
- Who
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders, including Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- What
- AAP accused the BJP government of creating a 'fake Yamuna' by preparing a separate pond with clean water for a Chhath Puja photoshoot, which they claim was intended to deceive the public and enable the Prime Minister to offer prayers.
- When
- Leading up to and on Tuesday, the final day of the Chhath festival
- Where
- Vasudev Ghat on the Yamuna river in North Delhi
- Why
- The AAP alleges the BJP created the 'fake Yamuna' to falsely showcase the river's cleanliness for a photoshoot and to allow the Prime Minister to perform Chhath Puja rituals, especially in the context of upcoming state elections.
AAP's Accusation
BJP's Stance (Implied)
Yamuna River Cleanliness
AAP's Accusation
The AAP alleges that the BJP created a 'fake Yamuna' by filling a separate pond with clean water and using large pipes for a photoshoot. This was done to deceive the public into believing the river was cleaned, especially for Prime Minister Modi's Chhath Puja.
BJP's Stance (Implied)
The BJP government's efforts are presented as having cleaned the Yamuna, making its water appear 'filtered like mineral water' for a photoshoot and the Prime Minister's participation.
Prime Minister's Participation
AAP's Accusation
The AAP suggests Prime Minister Modi did not perform prayers at the Vasudev Ghat because the 'fake Yamuna' setup was exposed, implying he avoided participating in what they claim was a staged event.
BJP's Stance (Implied)
There is an implication that the Prime Minister would have participated if the conditions were suitable, and the BJP government had indeed cleaned the river.
- Event
- Chhath Puja on the banks of the Yamuna
- Allegation
- Creation of a 'fake Yamuna' for a photoshoot
- Accuser
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
- Accused
- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government
- Location of alleged setup
- Vasudev Ghat, North Delhi
- Key Figure
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
