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23:48Now PlayingIn this episode of Mirror Prime, anchor Shreya Upadhyaya addresses the problem of smog in the capital city during Diwali. Despite the ban on crackers, Delhi defies the restrictions, which has caught the attention of the Supreme Court. The court criticizes Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana for the increase in farm fires, particularly the persistent problem of stubble burning. Meanwhile, Delhi is grappling with severe air pollution while politicians prioritize their own interests. The Supreme Court strongly reprimands the Delhi government for its failure to effectively enforce the cracker ban, highlighting the clear shortcomings in implementation.
Anchor Shreya is joined by a panel of experts to discuss this issue in detail. AAP's Anmol Panwar says, "Primary responsibility of enforcing cracker ban is on Delhi Police, we've seen BJP openly advocating for bursting of firecrackers, SC has time & again said enforcement is a big challenge..." and Omesh Saigal, Delhi Former Chief Secretary says, "When we talk implementation, we talk only about Diwali period, the cracker ban hasn't been implemented properly, SC should keep in mind how festival is celebrated..."
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