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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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Nearly 10,000 Fined During Second Phase Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The second phase of odd-even scheme saw slight drop in number of challans issued for violating the rule with government agencies penalising a total of 9,576 people this time, 482 less than that reported during the first leg.
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Odd-Even Rule: Drive Launched To Check Fake CNG Car Stickers
Delhi government has launched a drive to check cars with CNG stickers across the national capital following complaints that commuters are using fake markers to avoid being penalised for violating odd-even car-rationing rules.
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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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580 Motorists Penalised For Violating Odd-Even Rule
A total of 580 motorists and over 400 auto-rickshaw drivers were penalised for violating odd-even rule today.
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Will Fine Vijay Goel If He Violates Odd-Even Rule: Delhi Minister Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said if BJP leader and Rajya Sabha lawmaker Vijay Goel breaks the odd-even car rationing rule he will be treated like any other offender and penalised for the violation.
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Second Phase Odd-Even: 437 Fined Till Saturday Noon On Second Day
A total of 437 violators were fined in the first five hours of Saturday, the second day of the odd-even traffic scheme's second phase, with police saying the numbers are likely to go up by the evening.
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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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Delhi, You Can Do Better. 1300 Cars Fined On Day 1 Of Odd-Even
Delhi has begun its second attempt at following traffic restrictions to reduce air pollution. On the first day of the new "odd-even" scheme, 1300 cars had been penalised Rs 2,000 each for violating road rules which will apply for the next fortnight.
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753 People Challaned For Violating Odd-Even Scheme
As many as 753 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 11th day of the car-rationing measure's implementation in the National Capital.
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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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Violators Of Odd-Even Rules Offered Roses By Volunteers
'Gandhigiri' was on display at 200 locations in the city with civil defence volunteers offering roses to those violating odd-even rules implemented for 15 days from today to bring down pollution level in the national capital.
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Odd-Even Car Scheme: Delhi Transport Department Proposes Rs 2000 Penalty
Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed a penalty scheme during the 15-day trial period of road-rationing experiment starting January 1.
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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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Nearly 10,000 Fined During Second Phase Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
The second phase of odd-even scheme saw slight drop in number of challans issued for violating the rule with government agencies penalising a total of 9,576 people this time, 482 less than that reported during the first leg.
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Odd-Even Rule: Drive Launched To Check Fake CNG Car Stickers
Delhi government has launched a drive to check cars with CNG stickers across the national capital following complaints that commuters are using fake markers to avoid being penalised for violating odd-even car-rationing rules.
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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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580 Motorists Penalised For Violating Odd-Even Rule
A total of 580 motorists and over 400 auto-rickshaw drivers were penalised for violating odd-even rule today.
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Will Fine Vijay Goel If He Violates Odd-Even Rule: Delhi Minister Gopal Rai
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today said if BJP leader and Rajya Sabha lawmaker Vijay Goel breaks the odd-even car rationing rule he will be treated like any other offender and penalised for the violation.
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Second Phase Odd-Even: 437 Fined Till Saturday Noon On Second Day
A total of 437 violators were fined in the first five hours of Saturday, the second day of the odd-even traffic scheme's second phase, with police saying the numbers are likely to go up by the evening.
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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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Delhi, You Can Do Better. 1300 Cars Fined On Day 1 Of Odd-Even
Delhi has begun its second attempt at following traffic restrictions to reduce air pollution. On the first day of the new "odd-even" scheme, 1300 cars had been penalised Rs 2,000 each for violating road rules which will apply for the next fortnight.
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753 People Challaned For Violating Odd-Even Scheme
As many as 753 violators of the odd-even scheme were challaned today, the 11th day of the car-rationing measure's implementation in the National Capital.
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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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Violators Of Odd-Even Rules Offered Roses By Volunteers
'Gandhigiri' was on display at 200 locations in the city with civil defence volunteers offering roses to those violating odd-even rules implemented for 15 days from today to bring down pollution level in the national capital.
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Odd-Even Car Scheme: Delhi Transport Department Proposes Rs 2000 Penalty
Delhiites may have to cough up a fine of Rs 2,000 for violating the odd-even rule as the AAP government's transport department has proposed a penalty scheme during the 15-day trial period of road-rationing experiment starting January 1.
