'We therefore request you to withdraw the letter under reply, lest an impression be created that the central government is party to the attempt of the petitioner to obstruct and overreach orders passed by the High Court,' Hussain wrote in the letter. It appears that this fact has not been brought to your kind notice and has been suppressed from you.

'The High Court allowed Delhi government to implement the scheme. The minister further reiterated in the letter that the scheme is completely in accordance with the relevant provisions of the NFSA. The minister said the Central government in its letter had said that doorstep delivery of ration scheme of the Delhi government is against the provisions of NFSA and therefore should not be implemented. The court had said that only thereafter, the fair price shops dealers were not required to be supplied with the ration of the PDS beneficiaries who opted for doorstep delivery. The High Court in its order last month had directed the Delhi government to issue communications to all the fair price shop dealers informing them of the particulars of ration card-holders who have opted to receive their rations at doorsteps. The Delhi government had on Tuesday resent the file on its doorstep ration delivery scheme to Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal for his approval after a Delhi High Court order had last month allowed the Kejriwal government to conditionally implement the scheme.Дelhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) had on Saturday claimed that despite the High Court order, the Centre has once again refused to allow the Delhi government to implement the scheme on the basis of a complaint made by Delhi Sarkari Ration Dealers Sangh. 'Several other states such as Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Haryana have already rolled out home delivery of ration,' Hussain wrote in the letter. 'I wonder why is Delhi being singled out for discriminatory treatment and objections are being raised to prevent the implementation of the scheme which is undeniably in public interest. In a letter to Goyal on Monday, Hussain also alleged the Delhi government is being meted out 'discriminatory treatment' as the other state governments have already implemented such schemes.

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