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The Delhi government has decided to extend the existing EV Policy till 31 March 2026. This decision was taken in a cabinet meeting chaired by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. To achieve the objective of Green Delhi, the government has increased this policy till 31 March next year. In such a situation, Delhi’s Transport Minister Pankaj Singh said that suggestions will be taken from people on the draft of the new policy, which is likely to take time.
- The current EV policy was introduced by the Aam Aadmi Party during its rule in 2020, which ended in August 2023. Since then, this policy has been extended many times.
- In view of the critical condition of air pollution in Delhi, the government is considering this policy as an important step, so that a clean and sustainable transport policy can be made in the coming time.
- According to Pankaj Singh, the reason behind increasing the time of EV policy is that private companies, people and industry experts, environmental organizations can be discussed with all the necessary aspects.
Deadline was also increased before this
- According to an HT report, the Delhi government had extended the EV policy for four months on July 15 last week. The deadline for this policy was November 15.
- During this time, the officials associated with the case had told last week that the draft of the new policy is still under review, which is yet to be approved.
- Now the Delhi government has once again increased the deadline of the EV policy to 31 March 2026.
- Pankaj Singh says that during this extended period, the major provisions of the policy will be discussed.
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