Mehta - Some has to be done by Municipal Corporation, State and traffic police. This road dust majorly contributes to the pollution. We have not directed shutting it (Badarpur plant) down because it has already been shut down. Every govt. is doing their best.
Breaking: The contribution of stubble burning to Delhi's air pollution is 10%, Solicitor General tells Supreme Court.
Very poor - Stop using diesel, enhance parking fees, increase bus and metro services, This is what we suggested to Delhi Govt. RWA to provide power heaters to stop open burning by them.
Moderate to poor - Garbage burning on landfills, Stringently control pollution control in thermal power plants
SG
Severe Plus - Entry of truck into delhi, Stop Odd even, Additional step of closing schools. Even Haryana GOvt has declared Work from home. They have stopped trash burning.
Severe- Stop Badarpur plant, double parking tickets by 3 times so that anyone travelling for any mandatory reason feel deterred.
Bench - Mr. Mehta go on
Mehta - 3 steps . Preventive steps is for children
Bench - What happened to emergency meeting. We have received the affidavit.
Mehta - at pg 30. Situation in every state, every city would be different. This is graded suggestions we have prepared. It is gradually showing result.
Bench - This is your suggestion or Delhi Govt.’s suggestion
Singh - There should be independent agency to handle farm fire
Bench - We are in the midst of a situation. Govt of India filed a comprehensive affidavit on 15.11. Let's focus whatis being done by Govt. Strengthen those activities so that we can get something on grounds. Let us see what SC has to say.
Singh - They have not anything other than making commissions.
Court Assembled
Vikash Singh - For this matter. I am for the Petitioner. As far as the stubble burning is concerned iN Punjab cases are not being reported. We have suggested an independent commission.
Bench - We are not concerned with the election. We have nothing to do with this (politics). If you suddenly suggest something what can we do. Mr. Mehta what steps have you taken.
Singh - Construction should be regulated than banned.