Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai inspected the Narela-Singhu border to see the implementation of stage IV of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP), which enforces a ban on the operation of Delhi-registered BS-IV and below diesel-operated medium goods vehicles (MGVs) and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), except for essential services.
Speaking to media persons, Gopal Rai highlighted the AAP government's efforts to mitigate air pollution in the city.
«The AAP government is continuously working to mitigate the level of pollution in Delhi. Entry has been banned for those vehicles that cause pollution, as Grap 4 is implemented. Today, we have received several complaints that vehicles are being allowed to enter Delhi without proper checking; hence I am here to inspect the same,» Gopal Rai said.
He further requested the officers posted on Delhi borders for surveillance to do their duty properly till the time Grap IV is there.
«We (Delhi government) are trying to mitigate our share of pollution, but this is also true: air pollution is present in the whole of North India,» the Delhi environment minister said.
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