No need for odd-even scheme as the weather has cleared: Kejriwal
New Delhi/IBNS: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said the odd-even scheme was no longer necessary as the haze enveloping the city has cleared.
The odd-even scheme which was implemented to reduce the number of vehicles on the streets of the capital city on Nov 4 ended on Nov 16.
The Kejriwal government had said the decision to extend the road-rationing rule would be reviewed on Nov 18.
Delhi's air quality had slipped to very severe category and the situation further deteriorated post the burning of crop-residue across Haryana and Punjab.
The odd-even scheme was first introduced in January 2016.
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