Summary
- The Supreme Court emphasized that a crackerless Diwali should evolve into a "people's movement" rather than just a judicial initiative.
- The Court stated that controlling pollution during festivals cannot rely solely on judicial decrees and police enforcement.
- It called for collective action from the public to ensure cleaner air during Diwali and other festivities.
- This statement highlights the need for community involvement in environmental protection efforts beyond legal mandates.
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