Baba Ramdev: The wind in Delhi-NCR is currently having a very bad effect on people’s health. Amidst the increasing pollution, where common people are trying to protect themselves with masks and air purifiers, a statement by Yoga Guru Ramdev has created controversy. He called air purifiers a “hobby of the rich” Told and suggested traditional solution to this problem.

Yoga Guru Ramdev has given an important statement on the dangerously increased levels of pollution in Delhi-NCR. Ramdev claims that there is no need for expensive equipment to fight pollution. Curtains and yoga are enough in homes. His statement has once again sparked a debate on pollution and prevention methods.

‘When a country progresses,…’

While talking to a TV channel, he said that the increasing demand for air purifiers due to pollution is only a hobby of the rich. When the anchor asked him how can people exercise outside in such poisonous air. So Ramdev said that when a country progresses, it is natural for some dust to fly. He also admitted that sometimes the situation in Delhi becomes like a gas chamber.

Advice given to install curtains in homes

Baba Ramdev suggested traditional measures to deal with pollution. He advised people to install curtains in their homes and clean them every 15-20 days. He also advised wearing a mask while going out. He suggested that people do yoga exercises like Anulom Vilom and Kapalbhati indoors. According to Ramdev, yoga and disciplined lifestyle can protect the body from the effects of pollution to a great extent.

Delhi’s condition worsens due to pollution

According to official data, Delhi recorded its worst air quality so far this year on Saturday. According to the Central Pollution Control Board, the 24-hour average AQI was 431, which is ‘severe’ Category, and similar conditions are expected on Sunday also.

Due to dangerous pollution, GRAP-IV has been implemented, which includes instructions for 50 per cent of employees to work from home and schools to run in hybrid mode. Cardiologist Dr Alok has advised N-95 masks, air purifiers and planting plants indoors, and advised children and the elderly to stay indoors.