Supreme Court Bans Firecrackers Across India

In A Major And Far-Reaching Decision, The Supreme Court Of India Said On Tuesday That The Ban On The Sale And Use Of Firecrackers, Which Had Previously Only Applied To The Delhi-National Capital Region (Ncr), Now Applies Across The Country, According To Reports.

According To Sources, This Crucial Decision Was Made In Response To A Request That Brought Attention To Udaipur’s Worrisome Pollution Levels, The Declining Air Quality Index, And The Lack Of Laws Regulating Noise Pollution Levels.

Due To The Firecracker’s Clear Connection To The Ongoing Air Pollution Issue That Has Afflicted Several Regions Of The Nation, The Supreme Court Has Already Decided Against Relaxing The Ban On Their Sale.

The Top Court Emphasized The Need Of Treating Pollution As A Shared Responsibility In Maintaining The Ban On Firecrackers.

There Is A Misconception That The Courts Have Exclusive Jurisdiction Over Matters Of Pollution. However, The Supreme Court Emphasized That Everyone Must Shoulder This Responsibility, Stressing That The Legal System Cannot Win The Fight Against Pollution On Its Own, According To Media Sources.