At a press conference on Friday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced that the odd-even car rationing scheme, which was first introduced and implemented in 2016, will be making a comeback this year between November 4 and 15.

According to the earlier scheme, cars with number plates ending in odd and even numbers would be plying on alternate days, in an attempt to reduce pollution caused by vehicles. However, exemptions were made for weekends, for women drivers, VIPs and two wheelers.

Kejriwal has also assured that the findings from the previous scheme will be taken into account this year before exemptions are announced. While there is no doubt about the fact that the scheme may help in curbing pollution, it can indeed be inconvenient for some who are used to travelling by private vehicles on a daily basis.

Ever since the announcement, #oddeven has been trending on social media and our feed has been flooded with memes and jokes. Check these out:

#OddEven started again

Delhites: pic.twitter.com/XVJJwhyrj7

— ᴀᴍʀɪᴋ🇮🇳 (@amrikspeaks) September 13, 2019

#oddeven is Back

Delhi wale: pic.twitter.com/cvaFWBU3ri

— Prashant (@prashant_7_) September 13, 2019

Meanwhile, #OddEven to Delhites: pic.twitter.com/1XXlzNbDkS

— Keshav | केशव | കേശവ് (@aryaKeshav) September 13, 2019

On odd day when I drive even vehicle.

Cops be like...#OddEven pic.twitter.com/UuVyvRJpn8

— Cricket panditt (@seee774) September 13, 2019

calculating #OddEven days before trip pic.twitter.com/oLWC8nwO5n

— cricket_jokes (@cricket_jokes) September 13, 2019

#oddeven rule is back:

Meanwhile Delhites: pic.twitter.com/knTo9uadLb

— Sarcastic Tweets™ (@pkmkbsda) September 13, 2019

#oddeven is Back

Delhi wale: pic.twitter.com/gftcaNYC7I

— Ritik (@younglord_____) September 13, 2019

Delhities having both #oddeven number cars be like:#oddevenagain pic.twitter.com/RJ9cSZoTDR

— CS Sujit Jha🇮🇳 (@SujitTweets_) September 13, 2019

Having even 🚗

Coming to office Coming to office

on even day. on odd day#oddeven #arvindkejriwal pic.twitter.com/oo8VKOtykw

— Bharat Army (@bhartarmy) September 13, 2019