A day before the Delhi Assembly elections, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal has been booked in Haryana's Kurukshetra district for his recent remarks alleging that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Haryana government is contaminating the Yamuna River with poison.

Kejriwal has been booked under Sections 192, 196(1), 197(1), 248(a), and 299 of the BNS Act for his claim that the Haryana government “poisoned” the Yamuna’s waters.

The AAP has alleged that the Haryana government was deliberately releasing alarming levels of ammonia into the Yamuna, endangering Delhi’s water supply. Why are ammonia levels in the Yamuna high at this time of the year?

An FIR has been lodged against Arvind Kejriwal and unspecified AAP members in Shahabad, Haryana. This follows Kejriwal's contentious claims about Yamuna River water quality and accusations against the Haryana government,

AAP MP Sanjay Singh raised alarm over toxic ammonia levels in Yamuna River, impacting Delhi's water supply. He accused unchecked sewage disposal from Haryana for worsened water crisis. Delhi CM Kejriwal highlighted unprecedented ammonia spikes,

As Delhi gears up for assembly elections, the longstanding feud over Yamuna River water intensifies. Accusations fly between Delhi and Haryana leaders, highlighting issues of pollution and mismanagement as the political blame game continues.

Ahead of Delhi Assembly elections, a case has been registered against former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal at Haryana's Shahbad Police Station. The complaint was filed by Jagmohan Manchanda fol

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