A notice at the Chilla border in New Delhi alerts commuters to entry restrictions on non Delhi registered petrol and diesel vehicles below BS VI emission standards, displayed on 2 November 2026 under Stage I of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP).
A Delhi Traffic Police officer screens vehicles at the Chilla border on 2 November 2026, enforcing GRAP Stage I curbs that prohibit non Delhi registered petrol and diesel vehicles below BS VI standards — restrictions in effect since 1 November 2026.
Under GRAP Stage I anti pollution rules, a Delhi Traffic Police officer inspects an incoming vehicle at the Chilla border on 2 November 2026, as New Delhi battles rising air pollution levels with tighter entry norms effective from 1 November.
As New Delhi's air quality deteriorates, a Delhi Traffic Police officer at the Chilla border verifies vehicle emission compliance on 2 November 2026; non Delhi registered petrol and diesel vehicles below BS VI have been barred since 1 November under GRAP Stage I.
Delhi Traffic Police personnel stationed at the Chilla border conduct vehicle checks on 2 November 2026, enforcing GRAP Stage I measures that ban non Delhi registered petrol and diesel vehicles below BS VI emission norms from entering the capital.
With New Delhi's air pollution rising, Delhi Traffic Police teams are deployed at the Chilla border on 2 November 2026 to screen vehicles under Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) Stage I, turning away non Delhi petrol and diesel vehicles that fall below BS VI standards.
The Chilla border — a major entry corridor into New Delhi — became a key checkpoint on 2 November 2026 as Delhi Traffic Police enforced GRAP Stage I restrictions banning non Delhi registered petrol and diesel vehicles that do not meet BS VI emission norms.
Effective 1 November 2026, the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) Stage I prohibits non Delhi registered petrol and diesel vehicles below BS VI emission standards from entering New Delhi — a rule actively enforced by Delhi Traffic Police at the Chilla border.
Delhi Traffic Police ground teams continue enforcement of GRAP Stage I anti smog measures at the Chilla border on 2 November 2026, blocking entry of non Delhi petrol and diesel vehicles below BS VI as the capital works to curb seasonal air pollution.