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Odd-Even Scheme Returns After Three-Day Break, 552 Violators Fined
A total of 552 challans were issued for violations of odd-even rules on Wednesday as the road rationing scheme returned after a three-day break for Sunday and Guru Nanak Dev's 550th birth anniversary.
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More Challans On Day 2 Of Odd-Even Scheme, Air Quality Improved: Manish Sisodia
People were "religiously" following the odd-even rule, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia claimed on Tuesday, even as the number of challans issued for violating the road rationing scheme increased on the second day.
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Will Violate Odd-Even Scheme, It's An ''Election Stunt'': Vijay Goel
A day before the odd-even road rationing scheme rolls out, BJP parliamentarian Vijay Goel on Sunday said he would violate the rule and alleged that it was an "election stunt" of the Kejriwal government.
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Fine On Lawmakers Who Intentionally Flout Odd-Even, Says Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said Parliamentarians violating the odd-even scheme "intentionally" will be challaned but those who flouted the rule by mistake while going to Parliament today will be spared.
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BJP Leader Vijay Goel To Violate Odd-Even Scheme As Mark Of Protest
Senior BJP leader Vijay Goel today said he will violate the odd-even rule on Monday as a mark of protest against the scheme, which he alleged is a "publicity stunt" by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Under 200 Defaulters, The Odd Ones, On Day 2 Of Car Use Restrictions
Nearly 200 people were caught violating the odd-even rule for cars on Saturday, the second day of the 15-day period when these restrictions are in force. These violators remained a minuscule minority on a day that largely saw compliance, with the government saying the scheme is "sucessful."
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Odd Even Rule: Violators Will Not Be Allowed to Park in Delhi
As Delhi takes to the formula, government said violators of the rule will not be allowed access to authorised parking spaces in the city.
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Odd-Even Scheme Returns After Three-Day Break, 552 Violators Fined
A total of 552 challans were issued for violations of odd-even rules on Wednesday as the road rationing scheme returned after a three-day break for Sunday and Guru Nanak Dev's 550th birth anniversary.
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More Challans On Day 2 Of Odd-Even Scheme, Air Quality Improved: Manish Sisodia
People were "religiously" following the odd-even rule, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia claimed on Tuesday, even as the number of challans issued for violating the road rationing scheme increased on the second day.
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Will Violate Odd-Even Scheme, It's An ''Election Stunt'': Vijay Goel
A day before the odd-even road rationing scheme rolls out, BJP parliamentarian Vijay Goel on Sunday said he would violate the rule and alleged that it was an "election stunt" of the Kejriwal government.
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Fine On Lawmakers Who Intentionally Flout Odd-Even, Says Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said Parliamentarians violating the odd-even scheme "intentionally" will be challaned but those who flouted the rule by mistake while going to Parliament today will be spared.
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BJP Leader Vijay Goel To Violate Odd-Even Scheme As Mark Of Protest
Senior BJP leader Vijay Goel today said he will violate the odd-even rule on Monday as a mark of protest against the scheme, which he alleged is a "publicity stunt" by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Under 200 Defaulters, The Odd Ones, On Day 2 Of Car Use Restrictions
Nearly 200 people were caught violating the odd-even rule for cars on Saturday, the second day of the 15-day period when these restrictions are in force. These violators remained a minuscule minority on a day that largely saw compliance, with the government saying the scheme is "sucessful."
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Odd Even Rule: Violators Will Not Be Allowed to Park in Delhi
As Delhi takes to the formula, government said violators of the rule will not be allowed access to authorised parking spaces in the city.
