Overview
- The CAG report, tabled on April 1, 2025, found that over 1.08 lakh vehicles were issued Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificates despite exceeding permissible emission limits.
- Only 2.98 lakh out of 47.51 lakh overage vehicles were deregistered between 2018 and 2021, leaving the majority still operational on Delhi roads.
- Delhi's public transport system was found inadequate, with only 6,750 buses available against a requirement of 11,000, contributing to increased reliance on personal vehicles.
- Thirteen out of 24 air quality monitoring stations failed to meet Central Pollution Control Board standards, undermining accurate pollution tracking.
- BJP leaders accused the AAP government of corruption and mismanagement, while AAP defended its record, citing improved air quality and denying corruption allegations.