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Diesel ban: Ministry of Heavy Industries appeals SC to lift ban on vehicles over 2L

The ministry suggests measures that the government will undertake to tackle the emissions misbalance

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Overdrive|May 04, 2016, 18:06:39 IST

This could turn out to be a relief for Toyota and Mercedes-Benz whose sales have been affected by the temporary ban on diesel vehicles powered by engines with a displacement of 2.0-litre and above in the NCR. The Ministry of Heavy Industries has appealed the apex court to lift this ban by claiming that the vehicles meet the current emissions norms set by the government.

As reported by ET, the ministry said, “We would plead with the court that any vehicle that meets the prevalent emission norms may be allowed to ply on the roads and its...

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First Published:May 04, 2016, 18:06:39 IST
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