Priyanka Chaturvedi's big statement, mentioning the Gandhi surname, 'This family has...':

News Topical, Digital Desk : Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi has attacked the ruling party over the Gandhi surname. She said, “I'll just say that there's frustration and irritation with the name 'Gandhi.' There's a feeling in the heart that it reflects negatively on them. But the more they try to diminish the Gandhi surname, the more it will shine like the sun. This family has worked with the public, so this surname is in the hearts of the people.” Priyanka Chaturvedi further said, “I believe that the more you show your smallness, the more you are sensitive, the more you try to vent your frustration, the more his name will grow.”

What did Priyanka Chaturvedi say about air pollution?

Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi also commented on air pollution. She said, "We are living in a toxic environment, and the parameters for measuring AQI have been changed. No action has been taken, making it a political issue. When the Aam Aadmi Party was in power, the Lieutenant Governor spoke out regularly on this issue, and now, under the BJP government, the same LG is launching hot air balloons."

Pollution is not a political issue at all – Priyanka Chaturvedi

He also said, "Pollution is not a political issue at all; it transcends that. We need to find solutions, whether it's the ruling party or the opposition. Let's have a positive discussion on this. Let there be some solution-based discussion, not one filled with accusations and counter-accusations. We've discussed Vande Mataram a lot. But we should also discuss air pollution."

Rahul Gandhi raised the issue of pollution in the House.

It should be noted that on Friday (December 12), Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, raised the issue of air pollution in the House. He stated that air pollution is harming children and spreading diseases like cancer among people. Rahul Gandhi demanded that the issue of pollution be discussed in the House.

He said, "In most of our major cities, people are living under a blanket of toxic air. Millions of children are suffering from lung diseases, ruining their futures, and people are developing cancer. The elderly are having difficulty breathing. He expressed confidence that this is a crucial issue and that the government and we will definitely reach a complete consensus on it."