Delhi pollution: 'No PUC, no fuel' to stay even after GRAP-IV, says Sirsa; government to allocate Rs 100 cr to restore water bodies
Delhi will continue its ‘No PUC, No Fuel’ policy even after GRAP-IV restrictions are lifted, with vehicles without valid PUC certificates barred from operating. The government has suspended faulty PUC centres, approved new emission testing facilities, and proposed Rs 100 crore to restore water bodies across the city.
Delhi will continue its ‘No PUC, No Fuel’ policy even after GRAP-IV restrictions are lifted, with vehicles without valid PUC certificates barred from operating. The government has suspended faulty PUC centres, approved new emission testing facilities, and proposed Rs 100 crore to restore water bodies across the city.
