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Air Pollution: Supreme Court Questions Delhi Govt Over Entry Of Trucks, Calls For Immediate Action

Zee News Friday, 22 November 2024 ()
The court further pointed out that the Delhi government and city police had failed to ensure that heavy vehicles were not allowed into the capital. 
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