New Delhi, Oct. 17 -- : Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday blamed structure of the roads in the national capital for traffic situation and said that there is a need to redesign the same.
Speaking at an event in Delhi, Chief Minister Kejriwal said, "Traffic situation in Delhi can be improved. Roads in Delhi are broader than some Western countries, but here, a four-lane road converges into a three-lane road at some distance and further expands into a six-lane road, this is where the problem lies".
He also outlined the 'multiplicity of agencies' as the biggest problem in the national capital."There is a need to redesign the roads. The biggest problem in Delhi is the multiplicity of agencies," he added.
Earlier this month Kejriwal h...