New Delhi: Soon after the night curfew was enforced in Delhi on Tuesday (April 7), authorities throughout districts obtained over 73,000 applications for e-passes, of which just one,271 had been accredited, officers stated.
More than 34,000 applications had been rejected because the candidates didn’t fall within the exempted classes in line with the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) order, the officers stated on Wednesday.
The Delhi authorities on Tuesday imposed seven hours of night curfew, from 10 PM to five AM, with fast impact for this complete month as an emergency measure for the “wellbeing and safety” of individuals in view of rising COVID-19 circumstances within the metropolis.
People would require a comfortable or exhausting copy of the e-pass to journey throughout curfew hours. The e-pass might be obtained from the Delhi authorities web site — www.Delhi.Gov.In.
After the imposition of the night curfew on Tuesday, a complete of 73,154 applications had been obtained for e-passes. Of these, 34,759 had been rejected and 30,940 had been pending by Wednesday midday, official figures confirmed.
Only 1,271 applications had been accredited throughout all 11 districts.
“Most of the applications were rejected as the applicants did not fall in the exempted categories as per Delhi Disaster Management Authority order,” the officers stated.
The highest variety of applications had been obtained in New Delhi district at 13,139, adopted by 11,661 in South West, 9,947 in South, 7,673 in West, 6,560 in North West, and 6,065 in East Delhi, the official information confirmed.
New Delhi district additionally noticed the best variety of rejected applications at 6,074, adopted by 5,603 in East, 5,580 in West, 4,637 in South and three,431 in West Delhi. A complete of 6,132 applications had been accepted and verification was pending for 51 others.
The highest pendency of applications was seen in New Delhi at 6,525. As many as 5,093 applications had been pending in South and 4,102 every in North West and South West. In Shahdara district, 1,110 applications had been obtained and 1,105 had been pending, the info confirmed.
East Delhi district, which obtained 6,065 applications, had the bottom pendency at 42.
Several classes of individuals, together with these going for COVID-19 vaccination, individuals related to important companies, pregnant ladies, central and Delhi authorities officers concerned in emergency companies, and so on. Are exempted from the night curfew.
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