Delhi High Court Directs Authorities to Address Unauthorized Parking Issues

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 The Delhi High Court has directed authorities to prevent unauthorized parking near its premises. It emphasized that disorganized parking disrupts judicial functioning and inconveniences litigants. The court instructed the police and the Bar Association to enforce parking regulations and ensure smooth traffic flow, seeking regular updates on the measures implemented.



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