Political Blame Game Erupts as Toxic Foam Covers Delhi's Yamuna River

The toxic froth on the Yamuna River, caused by untreated sewage and industrial pollutants, has sparked a political dispute between the BJP and AAP governments.

The Yamuna River in Delhi is covered with a thick layer of toxic foam, posing health risks to residents and highlighting severe pollution issues.
The BJP accuses the AAP government of failing to prioritize cleaning the river despite being in power for a decade, while AAP blames Uttar Pradesh for releasing polluted water.
Experts attribute the foam to untreated sewage and industrial waste, with only half of Delhi's daily sewage being effectively treated.
The situation worsens as the Chhath Puja festival approaches, with the river's pollution threatening traditional festivities where devotees take a dip in the river.
Environmental experts warn of serious health risks from the foam, which contains high levels of ammonia and phosphates, urging immediate government action.