Rekha Gupta Flags Off 105 Electric Buses, Inaugurates DTC Depot in Narela

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday inaugurated a newly built DTC bus depot in Sector A9, Narela, and flagged off 105 electric buses under the Delhi Electric Vehicle Interchange (DEVI) initiative. The move is part of the capital’s ongoing efforts to expand clean public transport infrastructure and improve last-mile connectivity.

The event was attended by BJP MP Yogender Chandoliya, Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh, and Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh, among others.

The DEVI buses, aimed at reducing emissions and offering a smoother commuting experience, are part of the government’s broader push towards sustainable mobility.

Speaking at the event, Minister Singh highlighted the environmental significance of the move.

“Pollution has always been a major issue in Delhi, but this time, you would have noticed there hasn’t been any situation that led the NGT to impose bans. This is a new step toward a pollution-free Delhi. To provide people with a pleasant travel experience, electric buses have been introduced,” he said.

Singh also praised the speed and quality of the depot’s construction. “This terminal has been built in just 90 days and inaugurated with all modern amenities. For drivers, conductors, and the general public, RO drinking water and a large EV charging centre have been set up here,” he added.

Highlighting the growing importance of the Narela region, Chandoliya said, “Today, 105 electric DEVI buses are being flagged off from here. Many major government projects and universities are coming up in Narela.”