Why has the Supreme Court relaxed anti-pollution restrictions in the national capital region
Delhi air pollution: SC relaxes anti-pollution restrictions from GRAP IV to GRAP II in national capital region
- Concern for economic impact: The Supreme Court recognized the severe economic impact of stricter anti-pollution measures on businesses and industries in the National Capital Region.
- Consideration of practicality: The Court may have considered the practical challenges faced by authorities in fully implementing the stricter restrictions of GRAP level IV, especially in terms of enforcement and compliance.
- Balance between health and economy: The relaxation of anti-pollution restrictions could be seen as a balance between protecting public health and ensuring the smooth functioning of economic activities in the region.
- Evaluation of the effectiveness: The Court may have evaluated the effectiveness of different GRAP levels and decided that a moderate approach at GRAP II could still contribute to reducing pollution levels while minimizing disruptions to daily life.
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