Odd Even Rule In Delhi Is Back From 4th-5th November To Tackle Air Pollution!

Delhi government Odd Even rule in back to curb air pollution of Delhi. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has reintroduced Odd-Even rule from the month of November 2019. The rule will be implemented for 11 days i.e. from 4th-15th November.

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While during the conference with the media, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal urged people of Delhi to not burst crackers during Diwali and also listed out a 7-point plan to tackle pollution in Delhi.

#WinterActionPlan 👇

👉 सामूहिक तौर पर प्रदूषण-मुक्त दीवाली मनाएगी @ArvindKejriwal सरकार
👉Odd-Even फिर होगी लागू
👉मुफ़्त मास्क होंगे उपलब्ध
👉लागू होगा Hotspot Action Plan
👉कचरे में आग लगाने पर लगेगा प्रतिबंध
👉धूल का होगा उचित नियंत्रण
👉दिल्ली सरकार लाएगी 'Tree Challenge' pic.twitter.com/pPlvP9CbBT

— AAP (@AamAadmiParty) September 13, 2019

What is odd even rule in Delhi?

To those who don't know about this Odd-Even rule, Under this scheme, vehicles with plate numbers ending in odd number will be allowed to drive on alternate day of the week and same goes with the even plate number. For example: Odd numbers are 1,3,5,7,9... so vehicles ending with these numbers will be allowed on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Similarly, for even numbers (0,2,4,6,8), the days was will Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.

Sunday is common for both Odd Even vehicles.

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This is how people are reacting to the Odd Even rule:

#OddEven started again
Delhites: pic.twitter.com/0vfNfOLHqq

— ᴀᴍʀɪᴋ🇮🇳 (@amrikspeaks) September 13, 2019

Delhi CM @ArvindKejriwal announces that #OddEven will return to the streets of the national capital. Moments later, I spot this auto near Hudson Lane. pic.twitter.com/ynocFqFu80

— Uday Singh Rana (@UdaySRana) September 13, 2019

#oddeven iske profit bhi kaafi h
1. Isse pollution yakinan Ghata h
2. Isme Traffic Jam jaisi problem ni Hoti
3. We can walks on road easily
4. I also think people have to support #oddeven
5.Delhi k Roads Khali-2 Lagte h or Shanti Rehti h.
Soo plss support #oddeven and obey Rule

— Naveen 100Lanki (@Naveensolanki21) September 13, 2019

Delhites recalculating Traffic Fines after #oddeven is getting launched 😜😜😜😜 pic.twitter.com/VVKwxCO9nU

— Bahut Scope hai (@Bahut_Scope_Hai) September 13, 2019

Odd even rule was first was first implemented in 2015.