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Delhi smog: Has LG Baijal approved your odd-even scheme, NGT asks AAP govt

Also, questions why the Delhi govt did not implement the road-rationing scheme earlier

A view of Connaught Place, in the heart of New Delhi, encumbered by smog on Friday. Dense smog continued to hang over Delhi-NCR for the fourth day. Photo: Dalip Kumar
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A view of Connaught Place, in the heart of New Delhi, encumbered by smog on Friday. Dense smog continued to hang over Delhi-NCR for the fourth day. Photo: Dalip Kumar

BS Web Team New Delhi
Amid worsening air-quality situation in the national capital and the Delhi government’s proposal to implement the odd-even road-rationing scheme for five days starting November 13, the National Green Tribunal on Saturday raised some questions on the city government’s plans.

The green body asked the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) -led dispensation whether its odd-even scheme was being implemented with the consent of both Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal and Delhi government.

The body, which had on Friday questioned the effectiveness of the odd-even scheme in checking pollution and said it could not be implemented until its usefulness was proved, on Saturday asked

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