Delhi high court to hear plea against even-odd system on Dec 9
New Delhi, Dec 7: The Delhi High Court will hear on Wednesday, Dec 9 a plea seeking a stay on the city government's decision to restrict the number of private vehicles on roads based on the odd-even number of their licence plates.
Advocate R.K. Kapoor contended before a division bench of Justice B.D. Ahmed and Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva that the decision was taken without proper consideration of all the factors.

To bring down the increasing air pollution level in the national capital, the Delhi government has decided that from January 1, private vehicles will be allowed to run on the streets on alternate days depending on whether their licence plates end in odd or even numbers.
IANS
More From
-
Shubman Gill Edited World Cup Photo to Remove Sanju Samson? Here's a FACT CHECK -
LPG Cylinder Rules In India: How Many Gas Cylinders Can You Keep At Home Legally? -
Tamil Nadu Election Prediction: Will Vijay's TVK's Defeat DMK? Here's What Astrologer Says -
TN Govt Warns Hotels, Caterers Against Using Domestic LPG Cylinders For Commercial Purpose -
LPG Cylinder Booking Made Easy: How to Refill Your HP, Indane Gas Cylinder By Missed Call, SMS or WhatsApp -
New OTT Releases This Week: 37 New Films/Series In Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu & Malayalam In March 2nd Week -
Bangalore Gold Silver Rate Today, 13 March 2026: Gold Prices Down; Silver Steady After Market Volatility -
BCCI Breaks Silence On SRH Owner Kavya Maran’s Franchise Buying Pakistan’s Abrar Ahmed In The Hundred -
Gold Rate Today 13 March 2026: IBJA Morning Gold Rates Released; Tanishq, Malabar, Joyalukkas, Kalyan Prices -
Tamil Nadu Petrol Stock: Is There A Shortage of Fuel In Chennai? IOCL Issues Clarification -
LPG Shortage: How to Book Gas Cylinder Online and Through Phone Amid Rising Demand -
Netanyahu Warns Iran’s New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei as Israel–US War Enters Day 13












Click it and Unblock the Notifications