AAP MP Raghav Chadha has raised alarm over traffic congestion in India's metro cities, where commuters waste 100 to 168 hours annually stuck in gridlock.
'100 to 168 hours lost yearly': Raghav Chadha flags traffic crisis in metros, seeks national mission
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