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Delhi water crisis: Atishi taken to hospital over deteriorating health due to fast

IndiaTimes Monday, 24 June 2024
Delhi Minister Atishi hospitalized due to hunger strike demanding Delhi's rightful share of water from Haryana amid declining health.
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News video: Delhi Water Crisis Irony: Police Drench BJP Protesters with Water Cannons Amid Water Shortage

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 In the midst of Delhi's severe water shortage, BJP protesters led by Ramesh Bidhuri were met with an unexpected response from the police: water cannons. This incident, captured on video, has sparked outrage and disbelief among citizens, who criticize the irony of using water during a crisis....

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