New Delhi, Jan. 28 -- The Delhi government is planning a major overhaul of its pollution under control (PUC) system, shifting from the current model of small booths to larger, centralised centres that will largely operate on sensor-based technology, officials aware of the matter have said.

A meeting to assess and plan the proposed PUC 2.0 model was held at the Delhi Secretariat on Tuesday. It was chaired by chief minister Rekha Gupta and attended by environment minister Manjinder Sirsa, transport minister Pankaj Singh and senior officials from both departments, officials said.

While plans are yet to be finalised, the government is exploring options to move away from the existing system with a focus on technology-driven solutions that re...