Still not convinced about Odd-Even logic? Kejriwal dummies can help

If you saw a large Arvind Kejriwal-like apparition crossing the road while you waited patiently at a traffic signal, don't fret. That large, somewhat adorable sight is our Chief Minister's latest master plan to win your hearts.

Delhi has largely been skeptical about the odd-even traffic policy that comes into effect tomorrow i.e. 1 January, 2016. After a lackluster 2-hour trial run earlier today, 31 December, the real deal will run for 15 days, after which Kejriwal will observe and decide if this is what Delhi needs to fix its polluted air.

A man helps fix dummy Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi cap. | Photo: Ravi Choudhary/Hindustan Times via Getty Images

Dummy Kejriwal poses for pictures. | Photo: Ravi Choudhary/Hindustan Times via Getty Images

So in order to lure the kids into the playground, this friendly neighbourhood Kejriwal dummy has been going around the city, not distributing candy, but holding up number plates and explaining the procedure.

This one's odd. This one's even. Easy. Now you try. | Photo: Ravi Choudhary/Hindustan Times via Getty Images

Dummy Kejriwal looks super happy on the streets of Delhi. | Photo: Ravi Choudhary/Hindustan Times via Getty Images

Odd numbered days i.e. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 and 15 of January will see odd numbered cars on the streets. The remaining days right up to 14 January will see even numbered cars plying on Delhi roads.

Let's do this, Delhi.