PUC challan Delhi: In view of the increasing pollution in Delhi, the government has taken a big decision. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta called a high-level meeting on Monday, in which she said that the government will adopt a policy of zero tolerance against the factors causing pollution. Along with this, it was decided in the meeting that PUC challans will no longer be waived. Discussions have also been held regarding OLA-Uber.
Talking about pollution, CM Rekha Gupta said, “Chaired a high-level meeting on pollution control in Delhi Secretariat. In which many key decisions were taken. Strict enforcement action will be taken on vehicles without valid PUC, now no one will be left exempted. Negotiations will be initiated with app-based ride aggregator platforms like Ola and Uber for pool and shared bus services. DTC bus routes will be reorganized for high demand areas. Apart from this, for e-rickshaws. “New guidelines have been given to ensure smooth operation and traffic flow.”
