Air pollution levels in India's capital New Delhi have been
alarmingly poor over the past week and its air quality has exceeded 1,000.
The effects of pollution are visible everywhere. The
government has already announced the closure of the schools till November 5,
and millions of masks have been distributed in the schools.
To overcome the pollution in the city, a special day has
been implemented in private cars from Delhi to Monday. One day, a plate of jute
number plates will be in effect from 8am to 8pm. Under this formula, vehicles are barred from coming to the
streets.
The arrangement has been made for 12 days so that the
capital New Delhi can breathe a sigh of relief. But a member of the ruling
ruling party at the center believes that the 'Aide-Even' formula is 'electoral
fraud' by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
BJP MP from New Delhi, Vijay Goyal, told the Indian news
agency PTI yesterday that he would violate it on Monday.
He said his 'violation would be symbolic because it was his
political move ahead of the Assembly elections'.
But according to the NDTV website, when it was first
implemented in 2016, it violated it and even paid a fine of Rs 2,000.
However, Arvind Kejriwal's strategy on social media is
generally praised. A user named Rishabh Prakash wrote: 'Dear Kejriwal, if
traffic is improved due to Audun, I would urge you to make it permanent or to
implement it frequently. As a citizen, I welcome it. '
New Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has already
declared Delhi a 'gas chamber'. The air quality index ranges from zero to 50 in
the safe category, while between 100 and 200 is said to be moderate and air
quality is generally in the same category in Delhi from January to September
but September. After that it starts to increase even on the occasion of the
Hindu Diwali Diwali, it is seen to rise alarmingly due to firecrackers and
fireworks.
Somewhere in New Delhi, the sale of firecrackers was largely
banned and the 'Green Diwali' campaign was launched, but the enthusiasm of the
people did not matter.
Some of the accusations of New Delhi's windfall are also
blamed on the fields of neighboring states for paddy stubble or burning
stubble.
Generally, people are getting out of the house and leaving
their mouths or masks on their own, and similar instructions have been issued
by the health sector.
