The Delhi Legislative Assembly has mandated the city government to submit an Action Taken Report (ATR) regarding vehicular pollution by January 31, 2027. This directive follows the Public Accounts Committee’s (PAC) report, which revealed systemic issues in regulatory frameworks and enforcement that negatively impact air quality management. Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta emphasized the need for coordinated and time-bound action, urging that the audit findings lead to measurable improvements. The PAC report pointed out deficiencies in monitoring infrastructure, such as inadequate air quality stations and incomplete emission data, which limit effective policymaking. Gupta also highlighted structural problems in public transport, including a shortage of buses and poor last-mile connectivity, contributing to a higher dependency on private vehicles. He expressed concern over the inconsistent application of emission norms and the presence of outdated vehicles. While initiatives promoting electric vehicles are underway, Gupta noted their fragmented implementation, calling for unified action across various departments to address these challenges.