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Center-Right Owned by ABP GroupSupreme Court Flags Open Sale Of Conventional Firecrackers In Delhi Despite Diwali Curbs
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday highlighted reports that firecrackers are being sold openly in Delhi markets despite the court’s own restrictions, and it urged the Centre to ensure strict compliance with its orders. A bench comprising Justices M M Sundresh and P B Varale referred to a newspaper report – including a photograph in the Hindustan Times – showing various firecrackers on sale, and asked the government to take action to enforce the curbs.
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday voiced strong concern over reports of unrestricted sale of firecrackers of every variety in Delhi markets, despite its recent restrictions ahead of Diwali, and directed the Centre to examine the alleged violations. A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and Prasanna…
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday flagged reports of firecrackers being sold openly in Delhi markets despite restrictions imposed by it and asked the Centre to take steps to ensure strict compliance with its orders. A Bench of Justices M M Sundresh and P B Varale drew the attention of Additional…
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday raised concerns over the sale of different types of firecrackers in Delhi markets despite restrictions imposed by the court and asked the Centre to ensure compliance with its directions. A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PB Varale referred to a report in…
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed concern over the open sale of conventional and unauthorised firecrackers in Delhi markets, despite restrictions imposed by the court a day earlier. The bench asked the Centre, Delhi government and police to take all necessary measures to prevent violations. A…
