With the blame game around a spike in pollution post Diwali intensifying, the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh on Monday came out in support of festive celebrations saying people should stop blaming Diwali for poor air quality.RSS leader Ashwani Mahajan put out a data analysis of the AQI analysed by the Central pollution COntrol Board to show that AQI was poorer two days prior to Diwali as compared to post Diwali on Monday.”It has become a fashion to blame Diwali crackers for pollution in Delhi. I tried to find out from the data whether this claim is true or not. I found out that the AQI level in Delhi was not the worst on Diwali. It was worst on November 6, two days before Diwali. Stop blaming Diwali,” Mahajan said in a post.He also attached the AQI table for November 1 to 8 with the CPCB statistics showing that the worst AQI was on November 6 at 475 as compared to November 8 (Diwali Day) when it was 465.”The key finding is that November 6 was worse than the Diwali day with a peak station AQI of 475 versus 465 on Diwali,” the RSS veteran said.The Aam Aadmi Party and Congress have targeted the Centre and Delhi government for poor air quality in Delhi. Congress general secretary communications Jairam Ramesh asked the government to put out statistics on correlation between poor air and mortality.Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has also put out a post saying he has not seen any people more determined to make their own lives miserable than in Delhi.Dipke’s post also features a picture of Delhi’s India Gate enveloped in haze and smog.