Delhi Drives Towards a Greener Future with Electric Buses

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has launched 200 electric buses to enhance public transport, aiming for a full transition to electric vehicles. At the event, she highlighted the progress in combating pollution and infrastructure improvements, aligning with Delhi's most effective EV policy in the country.

Delhi's Chief Minister, Rekha Gupta, has taken a significant step towards a sustainable future, launching 200 new electric buses from the East Vinod Nagar Depot. Aiming for a comprehensive transition of Delhi's public transport to electric vehicles, her government is focusing on mission mode operations.

In a bold statement at the event, Gupta revealed that now 4,550 out of Delhi's 6,300 public transport buses are electric. She further expanded the city's network by inaugurating the Delhi-Rohtak intercity bus service and the Madanpur Khadar bus terminal, while also opening a new facility at the East Vinod Nagar Depot.

Emphasizing the broader goal, Gupta stated that these electric buses are part of achieving not only a developed but also a less polluted Delhi. She criticized past administrations for their lack of effective pollution solutions, showcasing her government's commitment to enhancing public infrastructure and environmental policies.

(With inputs from agencies.)