The messaging here is so confused.
If stubble burning is causing the pollution in Delhi, then how will reducing vehicular traffic help?
If reducing private motorised vehicles will help reduce pollution in Delhi, then why is odd even not carried out all through the year? Yes, pollution is exceptionally high in crop season. But its not like Delhi's air is below dangerous levels in any month of the year. The government is investing heavily in public transport. It should simultaneously disincentivise private vehicles in more ways than just odd even.
Less politicking, more work please. You are pointing three fingers at Punjab, Haryana, UP. But your thumb is pointing down at your own vehicles. Delhi is the state with the highest population density in India - ideal for high utilisation of public transport. And yet, it is also the state with the fourth highest number of vehicles per capita. The current government may have inherited this problem. But if it doesn't even acknowledge this problem then how will it be fixed?
If stubble burning is causing the pollution in Delhi, then how will reducing vehicular traffic help?
If reducing private motorised vehicles will help reduce pollution in Delhi, then why is odd even not carried out all through the year? Yes, pollution is exceptionally high in crop season. But its not like Delhi's air is below dangerous levels in any month of the year. The government is investing heavily in public transport. It should simultaneously disincentivise private vehicles in more ways than just odd even.
Less politicking, more work please. You are pointing three fingers at Punjab, Haryana, UP. But your thumb is pointing down at your own vehicles. Delhi is the state with the highest population density in India - ideal for high utilisation of public transport. And yet, it is also the state with the fourth highest number of vehicles per capita. The current government may have inherited this problem. But if it doesn't even acknowledge this problem then how will it be fixed?