New Delhi: Kejriwal government has taken a big decision to curb the rising pollution in the national capital Delhi. Delhi's Arvind Kejriwal government announced on Friday that the odd-even rule will be implemented in Delhi again from November 4 to November 15. It is being told that keeping in view the increasing pollution in Delhi, the Kejriwal government has taken this decision.

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Kejriwal has said that this step is being taken to deal with the high level of air pollution caused by burning of stubble in the neighboring states during the winter season. CM Kejriwal mentioned a seven-point action plan to tackle this pollution. Under this, masks will be distributed to people, roads will be cleaned with the help of machines, trees will be planted and special plans are also included for 12 places most affected by pollution in the city.

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Under this scheme, one day there will be such vehicles running whose number plates have even number in their last digit. The next day, the vehicles whose number plates will have odd digits in the last. CM Kejriwal, while requesting people not to use firecrackers on Deepawali, said that there is a problem due to firecrackers on Deepawali. He said that we will tell the people of Delhi not to use firecrackers.

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