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Punjab News There was a reduction in stubble burning cases in Punjab on Thursday, but the air in three major cities reached the extreme category. On Thursday, stubble was burnt at 639 places. Home District of Chief Minister Hon Sangrur (Sangru) A maximum of 135 cases have been reported from Along with this, the Air Quality Index (AQI) of Bathinda was 348 on Wednesday. It reached 372 on Thursday.
The AQI of Mandi Gobindgarh has increased to 357 from 338, Khanna has increased to 297 from 253 and Patiala has increased to 306 from 267. AQI of Jalandhar was recorded as 249 and Ludhiana as 285.
This is the situation of the big districts of Punjab
in the province Patiala (Patiala) 29 from Ferozepur, 83 from Fazilka, 38 from Fazilka, 52 from Kapurthala, 96 from Mansa, 31 from Moga, 20 from Tarn Taran, 17 from Bathinda, 14 from Barnala, 32 from Jalandhar, 15 from Muktsar and SBS Nagar. 9 cases of stubble burning have come to light. According to statistics, 5079 cases have been registered on this day in 2021 and 1778 cases in 2022.
The total number of cases reached 23620
The total number of stubble burning cases this season has reached 23620. Also, the total number of cases so far in the year 2021 was 47409 and in the year 2022 it was 34868. In the case of stubble burning, Sangrur district is at the forefront with 4205 cases. Ferozepur is second with 2259 cases, followed by Tarn Taran with 1908 cases.
Case registered against 11 farmers
On the other hand Supreme Court (Supreme Court) Action is being taken against the farmers who burn stubble after the strong comment of The district police has registered a case against 11 farmers on the charge of stubble burning. Six farmers have been named, while action has been taken against unidentified persons in five cases. DSP Ashwant Singh says that the patrol teams are making people aware in every village about not burning straw. A total of 11 cases have been registered in police stations City Faridkot, Sadar Faridkot, City Kotakpura, Sadar Kotakpura, Bajakhana, Sadik and Jaito on Thursday.
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