New Delhi: Yet another chapter in the annual Delhi air quality crisis played out in the Supreme Court Friday with the court, once again, demanding the centre and state governments, including the Punjab administration, work together to stop farm fires and resolve Delhi’s annual air quality crisis.”We want farm fires stopped… we want better air quality… how is your business,” the court said, swatting away objections and explanations about the impact of stubble burning by Punjab farmers – whom the court pointed out were not represented in this argument – and Delhi’s odd-even scheme.
“Every year weather changes in this time… but you haven’t been able to solve this in six years?” Justice SK Kaul said as he began a discussion that included the efficacy of the AAP’s odd-even scheme.
