Most people keen on getting odd-even back, says Manish Sisodia

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Sisodia called on the experiences of people in his constituency to “give shape to the new odd-even scheme”. Speaking after the inauguration of a new billing office of the Delhi Jal Board in Patparganj in East Delhi, Sisodia called for a show of hands to a questionnaire prepared by Delhi government, on the future of the scheme.

“We do not believe in making policies sitting inside the walls of government offices. You followed the odd-even scheme, and I know more than the challan it was the fear of pollution which made you commit to it. So while water is important and this is a DJB event, I want to also speak to you about air pollution,”Sisodia said, speaking to the audience of around 70-80 people.

Most people said two-wheelers should not be exempted. Urging people to continue to follow the odd-even scheme, Sisodia said, “This is an emergency. Its a war against pollution and traffic congestion.