GRAP-2 in Delhi: Parking Charges Doubled Amid Pollution | NDMC Fee Hike & Public Reaction

Delhi's parking charges have doubled from November 1, 2026, amid rising air pollution and GRAP-2 restrictions. But is increasing parking fees the right way to control pollution? The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has increased car parking charges from ₹20 to ₹40 per hour and two-wheeler parking charges from ₹10 to ₹20 per hour. The decision, reportedly aimed at discouraging private vehicle usage and reducing air pollution, has sparked mixed reactions among Delhi residents. In this ground report, Edge News speaks to the public to understand their concerns and opinions. ◆ Should the government increase parking charges or improve public transport facilities? ◆ Are private vehicles the biggest contributors to Delhi's pollution? ◆ What about government vehicles, factories and pollution caused by public transport? ◆ Will doubling parking fees actually make a difference to Delhi's air quality? From people questioning the government's decision to residents demanding better facilities, hear what Delhi has to say. Watch the complete ground report and share your views in the comments. #DelhiNews #DelhiParkingCharges #ParkingFeeHike #NDMC #GRAP2 #DelhiPollution #DelhiLatestNews #EdgeNews