Delhi Air Air pollution: Violation of cracker ban and rise in stubble burning have contributed.
New Delhi:
Delhi’s deteriorating air high quality has compelled individuals to put on masks even at their houses, Chief Justice NV Ramana mentioned right now because the Supreme Court docket was listening to a petition on air air pollution within the nationwide capital.
“You see how dangerous the scenario is….even in our homes, we’re sporting masks,” the Chief Justice mentioned.
Assuring that steps are being taken to cease stubble burning, the central authorities instructed the court docket, “We’re taking steps to cease stubble burning. However in (the) final five-six days the form of air pollution, we’ve seen is due to (the) stubble burning in Punjab. The state authorities must buckle up… stubble burning (is) taking place in farms.”
To this, Chief Justice Ramana replied, “Why are you projecting just like the air pollution is due to farmers? It is just sure proportion of air pollution. What about the remaining? What are you doing to regulate the air pollution in Delhi?”
