In a major win for the Aam Aadmi Party-led government (AAP), the Delhi High Court on Monday said that it will not interfere with the state government's notification on the odd-even formula and that the scheme is to continue till January 15th.
The next hearing over the car rationing scheme is scheduled on February 15th.
"The High Court has refused to interfere with the Delhi Government's notification and they have issued a direction of points. The points will have to be considered by the state government. The rationality of the notification was challenged by us," Lawyer RK Kapoor told the reporters here.
However, the Delhi High Court has also directed the state government to take into account the objections raised by all the petitioners against the scheme.
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