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Mumbai Pollution: Bombay High Court Bans Firecrackers on Public Roads, Says City’s Pollution Levels Surpass Delhi

The court faulted civic and police authorities for weak enforcement and ordered a compliance push after firecrackers and construction dust worsened air quality.

  • On Wednesday, Justices Girish Kulkarni and Neela Gokhale of the Bombay High Court expressed shock that Mumbai's pollution levels were "surpassing Delhi," criticizing authorities for failing to enforce environmental orders during recent festivities.
  • Police enforcement of firecracker bans has been "extremely slow," the court noted, citing a Tuesday incident near Crawford Market as a "rampant breach" of standing orders.
  • According to the Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi recorded an air quality index of 223 on Thursday, while Mumbai's AQI stood at 102; the court previously expressed concern over visibility falling below 500 metres on Tuesday.
  • Justices directed the Mumbai Police Commissioner to convene meetings with station officers to ensure "meticulous implementation" of orders, with municipal and pollution control commissioners ordered to present compliance plans on October 26.
  • The bench warned that inaction violates citizens' constitutional rights under Articles 14 and 21 of the Constitution, warranting prosecution, and emphasized that authorities must shift human habits rather than rely on natural factors.
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आज तक broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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