Pakistan may have released poisonous gas to pollute air: BJP-leader

Since air pollution in a large number of northern cities is a raging topic these days, Sharda assumed it was fine if he commented on it, despite not having the slightest knowledge about the matter.

Dipping his bizarre logic in hyper-nationalism, he said, "There is a possibility that this poisonous gas could have been released by any neighboring country which is afraid of us."

Not stopping at that, Sharda said "we should seriously consider" Pakistan's tactics.

He then said India's bitter neighbor has been fuming since Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah took charge.

"Whenever Pakistan fought a war with India, it was defeated. Since Narendra Modi and Amit Shah came, Pakistan has become frustrated," the BJP leader from Uttar Pradesh said.

He also slammed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for blaming farmers and stubble burning for this crisis.

"People including Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal say pollution is caused by stubble burning or industrial emission. The farmer is the backbone of our country. Farmer and industries should not be blamed," he said.

With these comments, Sharda has proved that politicians only care about vote-bank.

Showing his allegiance for PM Modi and Shah, Sharda also referred to them as Lord Krishna and Arjuna, who are capable of solving all of India's problems.

But what the politician forgot is that empty talks, especially strange logic, will not solve the problem.

He might not blame farmers, but data proves Delhi/NCR is suffocating largely because of the burning of residual crops.