Will the decision not to give fuel to old vehicles in Delhi will be back? Government said to CAQM- ‘Ban is not possible right now’

Delhi vehicle policy: The Rekha Gupta government of Delhi has given great relief to the people of Delhi. The Delhi government has given a big statement by stopping the decision banning old trains at the moment. The government has written a letter to CAQM and informed that due to technical challenges, the decision to impose fuel ban on vehicles of older age is not possible for the moment.

With this, the Delhi government has withdrawn the decision not to fuel the old vehicles. This rule was implemented for petrol vehicles more than 15 years old and diesel vehicles more than 10 years old.

Dedication
Delhi’s Environment Minister Manjinder Sirsa informed during the press conference that it is difficult to implement such fuel ban at the moment. The government is working on seizing pollution -causing and poor maintenance vehicles. The government does not want those who take care of their old vehicles.

CAQM gave this order
This order issued by the Air Quality Management Commission (CAQM) was to ban pollution -causing vehicles in Delhi. It is being noted that in the winter month, Delhi is covered with a sheet of smoke, as well as the air quality is poor throughout the year.

This order of CAQM will affect more than 60 lakh vehicles. These include cars, two -wheelers, trucks and vintage automobiles.

Complaint of problem in camera and speaker
The government has complained that AnPR cameras installed in many places are not working properly. There are many technical problems in these cameras, which is making it difficult to surveillance. Old trains are going to be identified with these cameras.

Apart from this, the government has also stated that loudspeakers are also bad and no sound is not coming properly, due to which the necessary information is not reaching the people.

Many difficulties are coming technically
The biggest problem is that data from different areas of Delhi-NCR are not connected, ie there is a lack of data coordination. Due to this, pollution control and monitoring work is not being done properly. The Delhi government has demanded to solve these problems soon.