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Delhi's air quality turns hazardous, with readings at 494
Delhi’s air quality was hazardous, with readings of 494. IIT Delhi and ITO each recorded levels above 450. The government began water sprinkling while AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj blamed the post-Diwali spike on the BJP and questioned official data.
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