Today, The Supreme Court will hear a petition challenging the Arvind Kejriwal government's 'odd-even' scheme. It has been alleged in the petition that the scheme is arbitrary and contrary to legal provisions and is nothing but political and vote bank manipulation. This petition has been filed by the Noida resident advocate. It has been alleged in the petition that fundamental rights are violated with the notification of the Delhi government about this scheme.

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The petition states that the Odd-Even Vehicle Scheme violates the fundamental rights of the residents of Delhi and neighbouring states. Thousands of people from neighbouring states come to Delhi in their vehicles every day in connection with jobs.

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The petition states that the Odd-Even scheme violates the fundamental right of citizens to do jobs and business and to go anywhere in the country without any hindrance. Questioning the arguments made about the Odd-Even scheme, the petition said that data from three sources, including the Central Pollution Control Board and Delhi Pollution Control Board, about Delhi's air quality, have confirmed that the earlier implementation of this scheme did not reduce the level of pollution. The court had directed the Delhi government to present the details of the results of pollution reduction under the Odd-Even scheme implemented in the past.

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