New Delhi: A little reduction in around air quality toxicity does not prevent the Supreme Court on Monday in directing the center and three countries NCR – Rise, Punjab and Haryana – to follow the Delhi Government in adopting work from their homes to reduce vehicle traffic and call for emergency meetings from The five governments to develop emergency measures to overcome pollution within 48 hours.
The lack of concrete actions by the center and the state to reduce the severe level of pollution in Delhi and NCR made the chairman of Justice NV Ramana and Judge Dy Chandrachud and Surya Kant, “We do not think the executive government will do it together and take decisions as we expect Saturday.
It is unfortunate that we must set the agenda for them and the area they have to focus on making urgent decisions.
“” We found that the main contributors to air pollution in the national capital area were – construction activities, running industries that were not important., Transportation and Running coal power plants.
We found that several initiatives were taken by the ‘Air Quality Management Commission in NCR and side by side’ because also by the Delhi government in accordance with the direction passed by this court.
We appreciate the steps taken by them, “he said.” However, SE Has gone through the actual practice on the surface of the ground, we found that the authorities have not shown the broader steps they will take to control the factors responsible for the air responsible for quality, “said the bench, and directing the center To summon an emergency meeting on Tuesday with all stakeholders and discuss the area underlined by the court, and decide what further steps can be parent, along with the implementation mechanism.
SC highlights that burning propellers are not the main contributors of pollution, even though the center says it affects Delhi and NCR water for two months a year.
The bench said, “As far as air pollution caused by burning stumps concerning, written statements submitted in this problem indicate that the burning of stumps is not responsible for causing air pollution as far as two months October and November,” it said.
At the same time, LED bench CJI admitted that there had been a surge in the incident of burning stumps in Punjab and Haryana.
It asks both of these states “to persuade farmers and impress them not to burn stumps at least for a period of two weeks”.
“We direct the unity of India and NCR countries to consider allowing their officers and officials to work from home, such as the Delhi government, to minimize vehicle traffic,” said the bench and posted this problem to hear further on the day Wednesday, with motorists that the state and concern must come out with a concrete action plan.
Lawyers General Tushar Mehta said the center had coordinated with the Government and the Government of Delhi, which did not only work together but did our best to overcome the crisis situation.
He agreed with SC, who said that sources in addition to burning stumps contributed nearly 70-80% of pollution in NCR, and said that the burning stump contributed around 4-10% of air pollution.
The CJI led bench said, “Stainble Burning is not the main cause of pollution.
Dust, industry and vehicles are the main contributors.
If you take steps related to these three problems, pollution will drop.
Stainble burns we can handle by taking steps Long-term.
“Judge Chandrachud said,” Stainble Burning contributes 4% for pollution in accordance with your written statement.
So, until now we are targeting an insignificant pollution source.
“But the Aditya Aditya DuBey’s Registrants Counsel Vikas Singh, Nikhil Jain and Meenesh Dubey protested And said that the election that will come in Punjab forces the government to burn arrears.
“Cases of burning stumps in Punjab are not reported and there are no actions taken because the crucial election approaches,” Singh said.
The bench said it did not care about general or political elections.
“What we want is concrete steps on the ground to reduce pollution.” SG said the multilevel responses (grap) action plan had been enforced since 2017 and has produced results.