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Delhi’s air has reached a very bad condition for the past several days. State governments pollution (Pollution) continue to verbally attack each other, on which the court had expressed displeasure during the previous hearing. A hearing is also going on in the Supreme Court on the issue of pollution. This case is being heard by a bench of three judges including Justin Sanjay Kishan Kaul. The bench said that stubble burning should be stopped. Justice Kaul said that the MSP is only for a limited period. This is a separate issue. If money and months are there, why are they not being used properly?
The Supreme Court said that there has been continuous pollution for 6 years. Despite all the efforts, the pollution still hasn’t stopped. Now we want results. Justice Kaul said that pollution is a problem every year. This has been happening continuously for the last 6 years. The amicus curiae said that the pollution data presented is almost identical. Justice Kaul said that 32 percent of pollution is generated through agricultural waste. 17% is due to vehicles. Amicus said 32% is from multiple sources. Like biomass and others are included. Delhi’s objection is that other states are contributing to the pollution. The Attorney General said there are rules and regulations. Justice Kaul said that despite this the situation worsens every year.
court order
On the issue of continuous stubble burning in several areas of Punjab, the Supreme Court has ordered that the governments should immediately work together to devise arrangements to stop stubble burning. Apart from this, the step of changing crops should also be taken on a large scale. During the order, the court showed a strict stance and said that we should not be forced to summon the chief secretaries of all the states. Now the next hearing of this case has been fixed on November 21 after Diwali.
Strict action will have to be taken against pollution – Court
Justice Kaul said that taxis coming from outside What is the mechanism? Justice Kaul said that it is not right to plant paddy there. The water level is deteriorating. Now whether our commandment is needed or the kingdom’s, encourage them to go away. Machines were said not to be used. We have to be strict and the Punjab government has to take responsibility. Delhi is affected but farmers have to be given options too.
Some issues are related to the country – Attorney General
The Attorney General said that some issues pertain to the entire country and cannot be seen as isolated or confined to Punjab. The Supreme Court said that in the morning it was showing (AQI) 436. AG said that we are monitoring. Senior advocate Meenakshi Arora said that even for taxis there is odd-even. It helps to a certain extent, every little bit contributes and makes a difference. The Supreme Court said that we had said that such has not been shown. Arora said that odd-even With this, the congestion on the roads is reduced.
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