Background: The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently heard a petition filed by a group of individuals seeking to regulate e-rickshaws in the state. The petitioners argued that the lack of regulation had led to an increase in accidents and traffic congestion. Parties: The petitioners were represented by advocate R.K. Sahu, while the state government was represented by the Additional Advocate General, N.M. Upadhyay. Legal issues: The primary issue before the court was whether the state government had a duty to regulate e-rickshaws and if so, what measures should be taken to ensure their safe operation. Court observations: The court observed that the state government had failed to take adequate measures to regulate e-rickshaws, despite the growing concern over their safety. The court noted that the government had a duty to protect its citizens from the risks associated with e-rickshaws. Significance: The Madhya Pradesh High Court's order is significant as it highlights the need for the government to regulate e-rickshaws. The court's directive to the state government to implement measures to regulate e-rickshaws is a step towards addressing the growing concern over their safety. The order is also likely to have implications for other states in India, where e-rickshaws are a popular mode of transport. With the increasing use of e-rickshaws in India, the need for regulation has become increasingly important to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation. The Madhya Pradesh High Court's order sets a precedent for other courts to follow in regulating e-rickshaws in India.