Watch | Day 11 of Delhi’s odd even formula
Updated on Jan 11, 2016 07:25 pm IST
The high court has allowed the Kejriwal government to continue the odd-even rule to curb pollution till January 15. But, questions about its success remain. The petitioners say the rule is causing inconvenience to commuters. They also dismiss the government's claim that pollution levels has dropped by 50 percent since the rule came into effect on 1st January. In fact, they say pollution has only risen. Will the Kejriwal government address these issues AND figure out a long lasting solution to pollution? Here's a quick update about its impact on day 11.
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