UP government said the reason for Pakistan's air pollution; The court asked- Will the industry be closed there?

In the hearing on pollution in the Supreme Court on Friday, the Uttar Pradesh government made a strange argument. The UP government told the court that the cause of pollution is the wind coming from Pakistan. The industries of Uttar Pradesh have no role in Delhi's pollution. On this, Chief Justice NV Ramana asked the Uttar Pradesh government – ​​do you want the industry to be closed in Pakistan.

Senior advocate Ranjit Kumar argued on behalf of the Uttar Pradesh government on the petition for pollution in Delhi-NCR. He said, "Industries which are in Uttar Pradesh, the air flow is on their side. Polluted air does not go towards Delhi. The polluted air coming from Pakistan is responsible for spoiling the air of Delhi. On the other hand, The sugarcane and milk industry of Uttar Pradesh has been affected due to the eight-hour restriction.

After the Supreme Court's rebuke, all schools in Delhi will remain closed from today. The Delhi government took this decision after a hearing on Thursday. When the schools will be opened, the government has not yet made it clear. The Supreme Court had reprimanded the Delhi government and said that when the employees have been given work from home, then why are the children being forced to go to school. Poor children are standing on the road with banners for your campaign, don't you care about their health?

The court gave 24 hours to the Centre, Delhi and the government of neighboring states. It was said that if strict steps are not taken to reduce pollution, then the Supreme Court will constitute a task force.