Vidit Gujrathi Highlights Health Risks as Delhi Air Quality Reaches Hazardous Levels

Indian chess grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi criticized Delhi's hazardous air quality, describing it as a slow poisoning affecting residents' health. His remarks follow rising Air Quality Index (AQI) levels reaching hazardous categories, with authorities warning of worsening conditions. Gujrathi's comments echo public frustration over recurring pollution episodes, while some users express skepticism about timely solutions. The issue has also impacted visiting athletes, such as badminton player Anders Antonsen, who withdrew from a tournament citing health concerns due to pollution.