Supreme Court accuses Haryana, Punjab of contempt – Read

Latest News :- Burning of crop waste in neighboring states is a major cause of air pollution in Delhi. A case has been filed in the Supreme Court in this matter, in which it has been alleged that the instructions of the Air Quality Management Ordinance have not been followed, especially in the National Capital Region. The case was heard in the Supreme Court by Justice Abhay S Oka, AG. It was heard before the session yesterday in which Masik and A. Amanullah was involved. Then the judges said.

The Haryana and Punjab governments do not prosecute those who burn crop waste. They let him go after paying a nominal fine. ISRO told where the crop waste is burnt. But you say that you do not see anything like this. This is completely against the instructions of the Air Quality Management Authority. Legal action should be taken against those who burn crop residues. For this we give one week's time. In the absence of concrete steps, we will direct the Chief Secretaries of Haryana and Punjab to appear in person. This is what the judges said.