New Delhi, Nov. 11 -- Congress leader Pawan Khera on Wednesday criticised the Centre over the reported removal of air pollution from the revised agenda of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs, alleging that public health was not among the government's priorities as Delhi continued to grapple with poor air quality.

In a post on X, citing a media article, Khera claimed that air pollution was initially included in the agenda for the committee's November 17 meeting, circulated on November 5, but was subsequently dropped from the revised agenda.

"The committee first circulated the agenda for its November 17 meeting on November 5, and it included air pollution. In the revised agenda circulated later, the issue was removed," Kh...