New Delhi:
In view of the increasing air pollution in Delhi, the Kejriwal government has decided to implement the odd-even system. But now the Supreme Court has questioned the odd-even system. So now the Delhi government will implement the Supreme Court’s decision regarding the odd-even system. The Delhi government is awaiting a written order from the Supreme Court. This means that the Delhi government will go ahead with the odd-even program from November 13 to November 20 only after studying the Supreme Court’s order.
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Will see the detailed Supreme Court order and then make a plan – Gopal Rai
Delhi’s Environment Minister Gopal Rai said, “Today I have held a meeting with the Transport Minister, Transport Commissioner, Traffic Police and Environment Department officials. The framework for implementing odd-even was to be discussed. But now the Supreme Court, when I observed So, I decided to look at the detailed order of the Supreme Court and then plan accordingly.”
At the same time, on the Supreme Court’s remarks to the Punjab government regarding stubble, Gopal Rai said that the court’s remarks today were about our government or any government, we are looking into it and will act accordingly. Our government and all governments should also implement it.
In fact, the Supreme Court had also questioned the odd-even scheme of the Delhi government. Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul said that you have brought odd-even system. Has it succeeded? We think it’s just optic.
Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Monday announced that the odd-even car scheme will be implemented in the city from November 13 to 20 in an effort to curb air pollution. Gopal Rai said that the odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi from November 13 to 20 after Diwali. The decision to extend the period of this scheme will be taken after November 20.
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