The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the main Minister Rekha Gupta led by the government, which challenges the blanket for congested vehicles. According to the Supreme Court Directive 29. October, diesel vehicles are over 10 years of age and gasoline vehicles over 15 years in Delhi NCR illegal.
It’s time to learn more about vehicles at the end of life.
All about vehicles at the end of life
“ELV” vehicles “is a term that refers to wasting vehicles and is used for excessive engines in Delhi-NCR according to state laws.
According to CPCB Central Council (CPCB), ELV concerns vehicles that are no longer legally valid and automated fitness centers are declared ineligible. Vehicles whose registration was canceled pursuant to Chapter IV of the Motor Vehicle Act or was declared waste vehicles also fall into this category and must not go to the roads.
According to the Green Tribunal National Court’s instructions in 2018, the Central Council for Control (CPCB) was revised for the end of life (ELV). These instructions were re -amended in 2023 to be in accordance with the 2021 motor vehicles.
NGT stated in his order 26 November 2014: “All vehicles, diesel or gasoline, which are over 15 years old, must not be allowed on roads and anywhere such vehicles are recorded, the authorities concerned in accordance with the right, including the seizure of vehicles in accordance with the establishment of the Motor Vehicles Act.”
Hearing of the Supreme Court today on the Overrage vehicles
The petition moved by the government of Delhi will reportedly hear the bench of three judges. The chief judge BR Gava is likely to be chaired by hearing. The effort to remember the Supreme Court 29 October 2018, which adheres to the initial Directive of the National Green Tribunal, asks for a comprehensive study focused on scientific methods using criteria based on the environmental benefits of age -related restrictions.
The petition presented before the Supreme Court states on Friday: “To deal with pollution in the NCR region, a comprehensive policy that provides the condition of a vehicle based on the actual level of individual vehicles according to scientific methods rather than introducing a blanket based solely on age.”
The government claims that Bharat Stage VI (BS-VI) engines emit less pollution compared to BS-IV vehicles that were standard when the original order was handed over.
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