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Rahul Gandhi Seeks Citizens’ Pollution Stories on ‘Awaaz Bharat Ki’

He frames toxic air as a governance failure with heavy costs to health, livelihoods, the economy.

Overview

  • On January 25, the Lok Sabha opposition leader urged people nationwide to submit personal accounts at rahulgandhi.in/awaazbharatki, pledging to amplify their voices.
  • He said Indians are paying a heavy price in poor health and lost income, with children and the elderly facing the worst effects.
  • Gandhi highlighted severe hits to livelihoods for outdoor workers, especially construction workers and daily wage earners.
  • He pressed for sustained public engagement so the crisis does not slip from view after winter pollution spikes.
  • Recent reports describe prolonged hazardous air in Delhi and nearby cities, school shifts to online classes, December protests at Jantar Mantar, and Congress demands for a parliamentary discussion.