Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday morning carpooled to the Delhi Secretariat in Transport Minister Gopal Rai's Tata Nano car with Health Minister Satyendra Jain.
"We are getting full support from the public during the second phase of odd-even scheme. People are volunatarily participating in it and I hope it will be as successfull as the first phase," Kejriwal told reporters.
Earlier, Delhi's Water Minister Kapil Mishra took Metro from his Civil Lines residence to attend a meeting.
The 15-day odd-even traffic scheme started on April 15 and aims to put odd- and even-numbered vehicles on the roads on alternate dates.
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