NEW DELHI: The disputes between the Delhi lieutenant governor (LG) and the Delhi government should end, once and for all, the Supreme Court said on Thursday as it closed a petition filed by the Delhi government seeking operationalising of the Farishtey scheme, which provides cashless treatment to road accident victims.
A bench headed by justice Bhushan R Gavai allowed the petition to be withdrawn as senior advocate Shadan Farasat informed the court that payments were released under the scheme after a notice was issued on the petition by the court in December 2023.
While allowing the request, the bench, also comprising justice KV Viswanathan said, "Once and for all, the disputes between the LG and you (Delhi government) should end!"
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