New Delhi: Residents from every city in India can straighten green crackers in Diwali if the quality of the air around is still better than the “poor” category, the Supreme Court said on Monday because it sets aside the Calcutta High Court order which imposes a ban on cracker blankets and exceeds orders SC before Who secures the use of dangerous fireworks which mostly use barium salts.
When sitting special during the break in Diwali, the judiciary of Am Khanwlikar and Ajay Rastogi said, “There is no complete ban (exploding crackers).
The Supreme Court and the National Green Court have many commands clarified by which crackers can break if the air quality around remains Better than a bad level.
“Appears for Peter Peter in SC, Arjun Gopal, and Applicants before HC, Roshni Ali, Advocates of Gopal Shankaranaanan and Rachit Lakhmani argue that SC has noted in October 29th that the majority of cracker manufacturers have labeled their products as green.
With a fake QR code and that the CBI found they had used barium salt which was prohibited in making crushing crackers.
They said that HC had forced a blanket ban properly because destroying crackers because the celebration in Kolkata was not limited to diwali only and continued for a month due to direct festivals such as Puja times, Chhatt, Govardhan Puja and Christmas.