So the second part of Delhi's Odd-Even has finished and we all sincerely hope it does not comes back.
If you live in Delhi, you would know how it feels to see Kejriwal's face on entire public property in Delhi. Our hard-earned tax money is used to put up a poster to promote something that no one wants but has to comply with because, in the end, no one wants to pay a 2000 rs fine for this stupid thing. And at the end they say it's a success, I don't know what formula on earth they use to calculate the success rate. But I have not seen one person who is happy with this. If you are a CM then you need to work on empowering the city and not taking the hard-earned luxury from people. People work hard to earn these luxuries and they deserve to own and drive the vehicle they want, the government should be making more roads using the money we pay as tax, instead, that money is being used to put posters all over the city, buses. Take a 5-minute walk anywhere in Delhi you will see a poster of Odd-Even.
And the air pollution % from cars is very small, so cut this reason out.
I am not against anybody,
But I do not feel this is a good idea to tell someone you cannot use your(earned) machine/gadget because the government tells you.
This is the beginning of a Dictatorship.
Vivek Choudhary
If you live in Delhi, you would know how it feels to see Kejriwal's face on entire public property in Delhi. Our hard-earned tax money is used to put up a poster to promote something that no one wants but has to comply with because, in the end, no one wants to pay a 2000 rs fine for this stupid thing. And at the end they say it's a success, I don't know what formula on earth they use to calculate the success rate. But I have not seen one person who is happy with this. If you are a CM then you need to work on empowering the city and not taking the hard-earned luxury from people. People work hard to earn these luxuries and they deserve to own and drive the vehicle they want, the government should be making more roads using the money we pay as tax, instead, that money is being used to put posters all over the city, buses. Take a 5-minute walk anywhere in Delhi you will see a poster of Odd-Even.
And the air pollution % from cars is very small, so cut this reason out.
I am not against anybody,
But I do not feel this is a good idea to tell someone you cannot use your(earned) machine/gadget because the government tells you.
This is the beginning of a Dictatorship.
Vivek Choudhary
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