Is Delhi's Scrappage Policy Half-Baked? Is Government Harrasing Citizens? | Urban Debate
June 15, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Urban Debate, Shreya Dhoundial will address the issue of the Delhi Transportation Department towing citizens' old vehicles without prior notice, leading to concerns about violations of human rights. Additionally, it has been reported that nearly 55 lakh vehicles in Delhi have been deregistered to date. Meanwhile, Kanchan griefs about her pain and says that "Had to sell my Mercedes-Benz car for 5 lakh". Narang Nakul also rebuts back and adds that "Govt is taking road tax for 15 yrs but allowing citizens use their diesel cars for 10 yrs. It's not fair". Shreya Dhoundial asks Arun Malhotra about his views on the scrappage policy he rebuts and said that "Scrappage policy doesn't have any incentive for the car owners. It is half-baked". Watch out for more such updates and news.
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