Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa: Vehicles older than 15 years will not get fuel after March 31

Following a meeting with authorities here to discuss the problem of pollution, Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that cars older than 15 years old would not be permitted to get gasoline after March 31 in an effort to reduce pollution in the nation’s capital.

Sirsa, the Environment, Forest, and Wild Life Minister, said that a squad will be established to identify the cars and prevent them from entering or leaving the city. In order to regulate pollution at their particular locations, he noted, Delhi Airport, multi-story buildings, and other large workplaces must install anti-smog weapons.

“Fuel will not be supplied to cars that are 15 years of age or older after March 31st. Delhi is home to a number of large hotels, business buildings, airports, and construction projects. To reduce pollution at their locations, we will require them all to install anti-smog guns right now. We want to mandate the installation of smog cannons in all of Delhi’s high-rise structures. He told reporters, “We are going to mandate that smog guns be installed in all Delhi hotels.”

Sirsa said that in order to combat pollution even further, the government will try to use cloud seeding to produce artificial rain.

In the same way, we’re going to mandate it for all commercial complexes,” he said. Today, we made the decision to get the necessary authorization for cloud seeding and to make sure that, in the event of extreme pollution in Delhi, rain may be generated by cloud seeding, therefore reducing pollution.”

As winter approaches, the National Capital and surrounding regions see a decline in air quality.

The Delhi Minister accused the former Delhi administration of “looting the public” and launched a vicious assault on the Aam Aadmi Party earlier this week.

“This (AAP) government has plucked the public with both hands,” Sirsa told reporters. Scams involving alcohol, schools, buses, and now cameras (CCTV) are increasingly becoming more visible.

“They used to claim that cameras would detect theft, but the criminals removed the cameras themselves. They haven’t stopped at any swindle. “I believe the CAG report will also need to be called on cameras,” he said.