The Delhi High Court today refused to stay the phasing out of blueline buses from the national capital.
A bench headed by Justice AK Sikri turned down the plea of blueline bus operators association which had pleaded that extension of permits be granted to the blueline buses which are to be taken off the roads from today.
Senior advocate Arvind Nigam, appearing for the association, submitted at the end of today's proceedings that the permit be extended which was turned down by the bench.
A bench headed by Justice AK Sikri turned down the plea of blueline bus operators association which had pleaded that extension of permits be granted to the blueline buses which are to be taken off the roads from today.
Senior advocate Arvind Nigam, appearing for the association, submitted at the end of today's proceedings that the permit be extended which was turned down by the bench.
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