Delhi's 'No PUC, No Fuel' Drive: 3,700+ Challaned, 570 Vehicles Turned Back

• Delhi's 'No PUC, No Fuel' drive led to over 3,700 vehicles being challaned and nearly 570 turned back from borders within 24 hours.
• Joint teams of Delhi Traffic Police and Transport Department checked around 5,000 vehicles at key entry points.
• Specifically, 3,746 vehicles were challaned for lacking valid Pollution Under Control Certificates (PUCCs), and 568 were turned back.
• An additional 217 non-destined trucks were diverted via Eastern and Western Peripheral Expressways.
• The crackdown caused a surge in PUCC demand, with over 61,000 certificates issued between December 17-18, indicating increased compliance.

Why It Matters: Delhi intensifies 'No PUC, No Fuel' enforcement, leading to challans, diversions, and increased compliance.