<p>Before winter arrives, Delhi’s air is already turning toxic, with AQI levels in many areas nearing 350. The water of the Yamuna River has also become poisonous. Meanwhile, a war of words continues between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had repeatedly promised that by the next Delhi Assembly elections in 2025, the Yamuna would be so clean that people could take a dip in it. This wasn’t a one-time pledge. He made this commitment multiple times, even when AAP first contested the Delhi Assembly elections. In every manifesto, Kejriwal vowed to revive the Yamuna. But has that promise been fulfilled? Is the Yamuna River in Delhi now clean? Will Kejriwal take a dip in the Yamuna before the 2025 Assembly elections, or has his plan failed?</p>