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High Court refuses urgent listing of plea against ban on non BS VI vehicles in Delhi from Nov 1

The court said there was no urgency as the ban would affect more than 10 lakh vehicles in neighboring NCR areas, officials said.

Summary by Times of India
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea challenging the ban on non-BS VI vehicles entering the city. This regulation is set to begin on November 1 and affects many individuals traveling from NCR. The court found no urgency or issues with the decision made by the Delhi government. The restriction aims to combat persistent air pollution caused by vehicular emissions in Delhi.

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To curb the ever-increasing air pollution in Delhi-NCR, strict restrictions have been implemented at Delhi's borders starting today. Under this, entry of non-BS-6 vehicles registered outside Delhi has been completely banned. Since midnight on Sunday, Gurugram and Delhi Police have jointly deployed heavy police force at all major border checkpoints and are conducting a massive checking campaign. Special police teams and checkpoints have been set…

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The Supreme Court Bar Association has written to the Secretary General of the Supreme Court regarding the proposed ban on vehicles not complying with BS-VI emission standards from November 1 in Delhi.

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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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