Earlier, senior advocate Manish Vashisht, appearing for the Delhi government, said the high court's decision to stay the government's notice till the final policy is notified is like virtually allowing the writ petition by Rapido.
On May 26, the Delhi High Court, while issuing notice to the Delhi government on Rapido's plea, directed no coercive action will be taken against the bike-taxi aggregator till the final policy has been notified.
In a public notice issued earlier this year, the government had cautioned bike-taxis against plying in Delhi and warned that violations would make aggregators liable for a fine of up to Rs 1 lakh
A vacation bench deferred the matter after senior advocate N K Kaul, appearing for Uber, said their matter was identical in nature but was not listed for hearing on Wednesday