Delhi govt vows tough steps as real odd-even test begins

January 04, 2016 09:32

Gearing up for what it sees as the "real test" for the odd-even formula today , the Aam Aadmi Party government has made it clear that violators will not be spared, starting today. "We have implemented one day of odd and one day of even number vehicle restrictions. Now no one can say they are not aware of the plan. So, violators will have to face the consequences from Monday.

Stronger monitoring, stricter enforcement and use of videography and hidden cameras to track violators will be some of the measures that will in force on Monday ," transport minister Gopal Rai said after a multiagency monitoring committee meeting on Sunday.

Rai said the city's bus fleet, which has a capacity of 48 lakh passengers, would be equipped and reinforced to deal with a passenger load of 64 lakh on Monday.

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