Thursday, February 6th, 2025

Not only pollution, rules are also in the air… Why did the Supreme Court get angry on air pollution in Delhi?


New Delhi : While hearing the issue of air pollution in Delhi, the Supreme Court on Friday took the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to task. The top court asked the commission to show a direction that they have complied with the CAQM Act. The court said that the pollution situation in Delhi is not hidden from anyone.

show me even one step

A bench of Justice Abhay S Oka and Justice AG Masih was hearing the case. The bench told the commission that there was complete non-compliance with the Act. The bench asked whether committees have been formed? Please show us even a single step taken, what instructions have you used under the Act? Just see the affidavit. Show us even a single direction issued under Section 12 and others. The bench said that all this is up in the air. They have not shown anything about what they have said to the NCR states.
Stubble burning begins again! Supreme Court asked tough questions from CAQM, answers will have to be given by Friday

Supreme Court had asked for data

The Supreme Court had asked for data from CAQM two days ago. The court had said that all the officers will have to answer its questions. The Supreme Court said that the only issue we are going to consider today is CAQM. Not a single provision of the Act has been complied with by CQAM. See your affidavit, there is no compliance by this authority! Show us an instruction that you have followed. It’s all up in the air.

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you remain a silent vision

The Supreme Court bench told the Commission that everything is on paper, you are a silent spectator. The bench asked the CAQM president why the commission meets once in three months. When the court mentioned the problem of stubble burning, the CAQM said, “The incidents of fire have reduced drastically.” The court said whether any action was taken under Section 14 of the CAQM Act? This includes imposing penalty for violation of the provisions of the Act, rule, order or direction. We don’t think so.

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