Senior Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who was in Kerala's Wayanad for her first electoral contest, said returning to Delhi amid the toxic air pollution was "like entering a gas chamber".

Priyanka Gandhi, upon returning to Delhi, said entering the capital was like “entering a gas chamber” amid the worsening air quality.

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi urged collective action, calling for “putting our heads together” to find a solution for cleaner air, highlighting Delhi's worsening air quality every year.

AQI in Delhi: Following her return to Delhi after the Wayanad bypolls on Wednesday, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said entering the National Capital ‘felt like a gas chamber’. She made her electoral debut in the Kerala constituency ...

Delhi's pollution gets worse every year. We really should put our heads together and find a solution for cleaner air. It's beyond this party or that, it's practically impossible to breathe especially for kids,

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who has returned to Delhi from Kerala's Wayanad after contesting the Lok Sabha bypoll, said coming back to the national capital was like entering a "gas chamber" and called for "putting our heads together" and finding a solution for cleaner air.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra describes returning to Delhi from Wayanad as entering a 'gas chamber' due to severe air pollution. She urges collective action to address the issue

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra criticized Delhi's severe air pollution, comparing her return from Wayanad with clean air to entering a "gas chamber." She highlighted the health risks, especially for vulnerable groups,