India's SC asks Delhi govt to decide on firecracker ban, says 'no religion encourages pollution'
- India's Supreme Court emphasized that the right to health is fundamental and stated that no religion encourages pollution.
- The court required the Delhi government to decide on a permanent firecracker ban by November 25 due to toxic smog affecting residents' health.
- The Supreme Court ordered the creation of a special cell by the Delhi Police to enforce the ban and criticized their inadequate action against firecracker sales despite an existing ban.
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India's SC asks Delhi govt to decide on firecracker ban, says 'no religion encourages pollution'
The Supreme Court of India on Monday (Nov 11) sharply criticised the Delhi Police and asked for "immediate action" on banning the sale and bursting of firecrackers in the city, which has been happening every year defying the existing ban, even after the festival of Diwali, and said that "no religion encourages pollution".
·Noida, India
Read Full Article“No religion supports any activity that promotes pollution or compromises with health of the people,” SC on firecracker ban
Supreme Court on firecracker ban: Supreme Court criticizes Delhi Police for failing to enforce firecracker ban, directs immediate action and formation of special cell.
·India
Read Full Article‘No religion encourages pollution… firecrackers affect fundamental right to health,’ says SC on Delhi air quality
The Supreme Court affirmed health rights and mandated stricter enforcement of firecracker bans, questioning delays and emphasizing the need for action against pollution in the national capital region.
·New Delhi, India
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