Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), has responded to a notice from Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar regarding his controversial statement about the Yamuna river being poisoned. Kejriwal's remarks have sparked significant political controversy, with the Election Commission issuing a notice asking him to provide evidence to support his claims.Kejriwal defended his statement by asserting that it was made in the public interest and intended to highlight the serious issue of water pollution in the Yamuna river, which is a major water source for Delhi. He argued that his remarks were not meant to promote disharmony but to draw attention to the severe environmental problems affecting the city.In his response to the Election Commission, Kejriwal also criticized CEC Rajiv Kumar, accusing him of engaging in politics and attempting to secure a post-retirement job. Kejriwal suggested that if Kumar wanted to pursue a political career, he could contest the upcoming Delhi elections from any seat. This statement has further escalated the political tension between the AAP and the Election Commission.The controversy has also led to a war of words between the AAP and the BJP, with both parties exchanging accusations and counter-accusations. The BJP has condemned Kejriwal's remarks as irresponsible and misleading, while the AAP has maintained that the issue of water pollution is a critical one that needs to be addressed urgently.Overall, the situation underscores the heightened political stakes in the lead-up to the Delhi elections, with parties leveraging every opportunity to gain an edge over their rivals.