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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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