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New Delhi. From 1 November 2025 in Delhi, a new disaster is set on Delhiites. The life of millions of people can be affected by a decision of the line of Delhi. Actually, every year in Delhi, the level of pollution increases from October-November. In such a situation, the line of Delhi is going to start strictness on petrol vehicles this year. The Delhi government has taken a big step to control Delhi’s air quality index. From 1 November 2025 only BS6, CNG and electric vehicles (EV) will be allowed to enter the national capital. This rule will be especially applicable to commercial vehicles and old petrol and diesel vehicles will neither get fuel at petrol pumps nor will they be allowed to enter Delhi’s borders.
Why do Delhiites have to be careful?
For this, automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras will be installed on the boundaries of Delhi, which will identify vehicles. This step is in line with the order of ban on older vehicles of the Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal (NGT), which talks about removing petrol more than 15 years old and diesel vehicles older than 10 years old.
Impact and challenges
The government claims that this rule will help in reducing the levels of Particulate Matter (PM2.5 and PM10) in Delhi, which are the main causes of health problems. This rule will affect commercial vehicles, such as taxi, trucks and buses, in Delhi. Delhi has about 55 lakh old vehicles, including 66% two -wheelers and 54% four -wheelers. Many of these vehicles do not meet BS6 standards. This ban may have a profound impact on the livelihood of commercial drivers, especially those who are not able to invest in new vehicles. Apart from this, Delhi borders are adjacent to Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, where old vehicles can easily fill fuel, which can reduce the effect of the rule.
Can’t stop these vehicles
From November 1, 2025, smart gadgets and automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras will be installed at petrol pumps to identify old trains. These technical equipment will identify vehicles with canceled registrations and vehicles with no legitimate pollution control (PUC). This will make it possible to take action on vehicles violating the rules.
From 1 November 2025, only BS-VI standard petrol and diesel vehicles will be able to run in Delhi. Apart from this, petrol vehicles over 15 years old and diesel vehicles more than 10 years old will not be allowed to run in Delhi. This means that by 1 November 2025, petrol vehicles- models (15 years older than 2010 or before) will be banned. At the same time, diesel vehicles- models (older than 10 years old) will be banned. This rule is being implemented on the basis of the guidelines of the Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal (NGT), so that air pollution in Delhi can be controlled.
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