Pollution in Delhi Will Be Curbed: CM Rekha Gupta’s Big Move for Cleaner Roads

In a significant step toward tackling Delhi’s ongoing pollution crisis, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced a comprehensive action plan focused on 25 additional roads across the capital. This move is part of her government’s intensified effort to improve air quality and roadside cleanliness in the most polluted zones.

The Decision: What CM Rekha Gupta Announced

CM Rekha Gupta has directed the Environment and Urban Development Departments to immediately roll out special cleanliness and pollution control arrangements on 25 selected roads, many of which are known for high dust and traffic congestion.

Why These 25 Roads Matter

These roads were identified based on:

• High PM10 & PM2.5 levels
• Continuous traffic congestion
• Proximity to construction zones
• Dense residential and market areas

Some key roads include:

• Outer Ring Road (selected segments)
• Najafgarh Road
• Loni Road
• Wazirabad Road

Pollution Control Measures to Be Implemented

• Mechanical sweeping machines deployed daily
• Water sprinkling twice a day to suppress dust
• Anti-smog guns during peak hours
• Installation of roadside green belts and barriers
• Strict check on illegal construction dumping