Delhi Cracks Down on Pollution: 4000 Challans, Shared Cabs Return, EVs Boosted

• Delhi government issued 3970 challans in 24 hours for GRAP and PUCC violations, inspecting 4927 vehicles.
• Strict action against fake PUCCs: 28 centers suspended, 2 licenses revoked, police complaint filed.
• Focus on goods vehicles and buses; 28 buses seized, 100 buses acted upon in December.
• Long-term roadmap includes promoting shared taxis, ride-sharing, EVs, and strengthening fitness testing.
• Metro expansion (Phase 5A) and public transport are key pillars of future pollution control strategy.

Why It Matters: Delhi intensifies pollution fight with strict enforcement, promoting shared mobility, and long-term public transport plans.