Delhi's Environment Minister Reviews Anti-Smog Gun Deployment Ahead of Winter

In a proactive move to tackle dust pollution in Delhi, Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa has reviewed the deployment of anti-smog guns and water spraying machines. With winter approaching, he emphasized the need for timely and effective measures to improve air quality. The review meeting involved senior officials from various departments, focusing on strategies to mitigate pollution. Sirsa's directives aim to ensure that all equipment is utilized effectively to combat dust and enhance the city's air quality. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to addressing environmental challenges in the capital.

By Narendra Chaudhary Aug 6, 2026, 07:56 IST

Review of Anti-Smog Measures in Delhi

New Delhi, August 5 - On Wednesday, the Environment Minister of Delhi, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, conducted a review of the deployment of anti-smog guns and water spraying machines in the national capital. Sirsa instructed officials to ensure the timely and effective use of these measures to control dust pollution before the winter season.

During the review meeting, which included senior officials from the Environment Department, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), and the Public Works Department (PWD), preparations to mitigate dust pollution were assessed. Sirsa shared on the social media platform X that the meeting focused on the deployment of anti-smog guns and water spraying machines, emphasizing steps taken to improve the air quality in Delhi.

He emphasized that officials were given strict directives to ensure the timely and effective deployment of all machines, aiming for effective control of dust and to accelerate pollution reduction efforts.