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Issues: Whether the hologram on high security registration plates could contain the Ashok Chakra, and whether the type approval granted to the manufacturer required verification to ensure compliance with the notified design of Chakra only.
Analysis: The dispute turned on the interpretation of the notifications governing high security registration plates and the permissible design of the hologram. The materials before the Court showed that the notified specification contemplated a Chakra design and not the Ashok Chakra as such. In view of the stand taken by the authorities and the manufacturer's concession that only Chakra would be used, the Court required fresh verification of the sample and drawings approved for the type approval certificate. The Court also directed that no hologram of any company should contain the Ashok Chakra.
Conclusion: The hologram was to be confined to Chakra in accordance with the notified specification, and the approval process was directed to be rechecked to ensure that no Ashok Chakra was used.
Final Conclusion: The writ petition was disposed of with protective directions ensuring compliance with the notified hologram specification and preventing use of the Ashok Chakra on registration plates.
Ratio Decidendi: Where a statutory notification prescribes a specific hologram design for registration plates, the approved design must conform strictly to that specification and cannot be expanded to include a different emblem.