From the national capital to Chandigarh, one political voice has consistently drawn attention for holding authorities accountable on public interest issues. Aam Aadmi Party’s national media in-charge and senior leader Anurag Dhanda has emerged as a prominent and outspoken figure, raising concerns ranging from Delhi’s air pollution crisis to the rights of farmers, youth, and women.
Anurag Dhanda Emerges as a Vocal Face
Known for his sharp interventions, Dhanda is frequently seen questioning those in power and demanding answers on governance failures. In recent weeks, he has repeatedly highlighted Delhi’s deteriorating air quality and alarming AQI levels, calling the situation a serious public health concern. On multiple occasions, he has openly targeted the Delhi government, urging immediate and effective steps to improve the capital’s environment.
Dhanda’s interventions are not limited to Delhi
Dhanda’s interventions are not limited to Delhi. Through his social media platforms and television debates, he has consistently raised the issue of pollution, with several posts documenting Delhi’s worsening air conditions. He has also used national news platforms to articulate his party’s stand, keeping the issue in the public spotlight.
Beyond pollution, Dhanda has been vocal on issues affecting farmers, youth, and women, particularly in Haryana. He has urged the Haryana government to adopt farmer-friendly policies on the lines of Punjab’s governance model and has repeatedly stressed the need for increased employment opportunities for young people.
On women’s welfare, Dhanda has alleged large-scale irregularities in the Lado Laxmi Yojana, claiming that nearly 1.35 crore women in Haryana have been denied their rightful benefits. He has positioned himself as a key voice demanding accountability and justice for affected beneficiaries.
Political observers note that Dhanda’s consistent questioning of state and central authorities — including the Union Environment Minister and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini — reflects an aggressive opposition strategy focused on public welfare issues. His growing presence across platforms underscores AAP’s attempt to sharpen its narrative around governance, accountability, and people-centric politics.
