Bombay High Court on public firecrackers
Quick dive
- The Bombay High Court extended its ban on bursting firecrackers on public roads, streets, lanes and footpaths throughout the year and across festivals.
- The Court said toxic air and noise pollution affect children and senior citizens and worsen after Deepavali.
- It clarified that the order did not ban manufacturing or selling firecrackers, focusing on public-place use.
- The State, BMC and MPCB were directed to create an awareness mechanism and issue notices about the restriction.
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