The Delhi High Court will today hear the state government's reply after it asked the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)-led Government to present the data on change in the pollution-level to ascertain if the Odd-Even scheme has been successful.
The High Court on Wednesday had asked the Delhi Government as to why the Odd-Even trial should last for more than a week.
Responding to the High Court's question, the Delhi Government had said that the Odd-Even formula was working and was well received by the people.
The odd-even scheme was launched January 1 to curb alarming rise in vehicular pollution.
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