High Court On Odd-even

The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the AAP government to treat as a representation three PILs challenging the road rationing odd-even scheme, expected to be in force in the national capital from November 4-15.

A lawyer filed a plea in the Delhi High Court on Tuesday challenging the proposed implementation of the odd-even road rationing scheme, contending that it violates fundamental right to equality by giving exemption to women drivers.

As governments in and around the national capital blamed each other for the dense smog that has enveloped Delhi, two courts today stepped in and told the authorities to stop coming with excuses for their non-performance and get down to work.

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the city government to see if there was any possibility of lawyers being exempted from the odd-even traffic scheme now in place in the national capital.

The Delhi High Court today sought AAP government's response on a plea seeking quashing of the notification restricting movement of vehicles on the basis of odd-even registration numbers.

Delhi High Court today sought responses from the Centre and Lieutenant Governor on a public interest litigation alleging that the government has "maliciously misdirected themselves" to slash the number of vehicles on road by the odd-even scheme instead of enforcing pollution control rules.

The Delhi High Court said on Monday that the AAP government's odd-even vehicle scheme to control rising air pollution in the capital city will continue till January 15 as planned.

The Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even scheme will continue till January 15 as planned, the Delhi High Court ruled today and said it would continue hearing petitions challenging the new traffic rules on February 15.

The odd-even scheme for private vehicles to improve air quality in Delhi would continue at least till Monday when the Delhi High Court decides its fate,as the AAP government today claimed that pollution levels had gone down in the eight days it has been in force.

Will the Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even scheme be extended? Transport minister Gopal Rai said on Friday that the state government will decide after analysing pollution data collected till January 15.

Despite being turned down recently, Delhi's lawyers aren't taking "No" for an answer. In the High Court today, they argued anew to be exempted from the new traffic rules for the capital that ban private cars on alternate days -a scheme dubbed "odd-even" because cars with license plates ending in odd numbers are allowed on the road on odd-numbered d...

The experiment to curb the toxic smog in Delhi by banning private cars on alternate days has not gone down well with the high court. Judges today asked the government of Arvind Kejriwal to explain why the trial should last more than a week.

A fresh Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the AAP government's odd-even scheme was today moved before Delhi High Court which listed the matter for hearing tomorrow along with several other petitions that have been filed on the issue.

The Delhi High Court today refused to give interim stay on the AAP government's plan to impose the odd-even formula for private vehicles from January 1.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed a petition against the Delhi government's proposal to allow vehicles with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days from Jan 1.

The Delhi High Court on Friday directed the AAP government to treat as a representation three PILs challenging the road rationing odd-even scheme, expected to be in force in the national capital from November 4-15.

A lawyer filed a plea in the Delhi High Court on Tuesday challenging the proposed implementation of the odd-even road rationing scheme, contending that it violates fundamental right to equality by giving exemption to women drivers.

As governments in and around the national capital blamed each other for the dense smog that has enveloped Delhi, two courts today stepped in and told the authorities to stop coming with excuses for their non-performance and get down to work.

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the city government to see if there was any possibility of lawyers being exempted from the odd-even traffic scheme now in place in the national capital.

The Delhi High Court today sought AAP government's response on a plea seeking quashing of the notification restricting movement of vehicles on the basis of odd-even registration numbers.

Delhi High Court today sought responses from the Centre and Lieutenant Governor on a public interest litigation alleging that the government has "maliciously misdirected themselves" to slash the number of vehicles on road by the odd-even scheme instead of enforcing pollution control rules.

The Delhi High Court said on Monday that the AAP government's odd-even vehicle scheme to control rising air pollution in the capital city will continue till January 15 as planned.

The Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even scheme will continue till January 15 as planned, the Delhi High Court ruled today and said it would continue hearing petitions challenging the new traffic rules on February 15.

The odd-even scheme for private vehicles to improve air quality in Delhi would continue at least till Monday when the Delhi High Court decides its fate,as the AAP government today claimed that pollution levels had gone down in the eight days it has been in force.

Will the Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even scheme be extended? Transport minister Gopal Rai said on Friday that the state government will decide after analysing pollution data collected till January 15.

Despite being turned down recently, Delhi's lawyers aren't taking "No" for an answer. In the High Court today, they argued anew to be exempted from the new traffic rules for the capital that ban private cars on alternate days -a scheme dubbed "odd-even" because cars with license plates ending in odd numbers are allowed on the road on odd-numbered d...

The experiment to curb the toxic smog in Delhi by banning private cars on alternate days has not gone down well with the high court. Judges today asked the government of Arvind Kejriwal to explain why the trial should last more than a week.

A fresh Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the AAP government's odd-even scheme was today moved before Delhi High Court which listed the matter for hearing tomorrow along with several other petitions that have been filed on the issue.

The Delhi High Court today refused to give interim stay on the AAP government's plan to impose the odd-even formula for private vehicles from January 1.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed a petition against the Delhi government's proposal to allow vehicles with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days from Jan 1.