CJI Suryakant on Delhi Pollution: The Supreme Court has shown strong concern about the rising pollution levels in Delhi-NCR. The Court will hear the case on Monday, December 1. It said that the air pollution situation is very serious and that quick, effective action is needed. Amicus Curiae Aparajita Singh told the Court that the pollution level in Delhi-NCR is extremely dangerous and should be treated like a health emergency. She said that people’s health and lives are at risk. Chief Justice Suryakant also shared his deep worry about the issue.
CJI Suryakant on Delhi Pollution: ‘Judges do not have magic wands’
Chief Justice Surya Kant showed serious concern about the issue. He said, “No judge has a magic wand to clean the air instantly. I understand that the situation is dangerous for people in Delhi-NCR. Tell us what orders we can give so that people can get clean air as soon as possible.”
He also said that pollution doesn’t have just one cause, and it’s not fair to expect only experts and scientists to solve it. All causes of pollution need to be identified. Every area may need a different solution. For this, the work of government committees must be reviewed, and the monitoring system needs to be strengthened.
Justice CJI Suryakant: ‘Pollution matters should be heard regularly’
CJI Surya Kant also said that pollution cases should be heard regularly. He noted that pollution-related cases are often heard during Diwali, but then disappear from the case list. Continued monitoring and regular hearings are essential for such cases to ensure sound and effective decisions.
Delhi Severe Air Pollution: Next hearing on December 1
The Supreme Court has scheduled the next hearing for December 1. During this hearing, it will look at what steps can be taken both immediately and in the long run. This move by the Court is seen as an important effort to improve people’s health and the air quality in Delhi-NCR.
Experts say that the rising pollution in Delhi-NCR not only increases the risk of breathing problems but is also very dangerous for children, older people, and those who are already sick. The Supreme Court’s active involvement has raised hopes that a strong and effective plan will be made to control pollution.
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