Delhi-NCR Amidst the serious situation of air pollution in India, the Supreme Court BS4 A big decision has been taken regarding vehicles. the court has 10 over a year old bs 4 Diesel and older than 15 years bs 4 petrol Vehicles are exempted from punitive action. Due to this order of the Supreme Court, old diesel and petrol Vehicle owners have got a big relief, Now no one against their vehicles seizure or challan There will be no action like cutting.
Supreme Court’s comment on air pollution
Supreme Court said that Delhi NCR Now we have to think about practical and effective solutions regarding air pollution. The court asked the Delhi government to consider providing alternative work to construction workers sitting idle due to restrictions. Dothe court has NHAI And mcd To ease traffic on the borders of Delhi, toll Plaza Have been asked to consider relocating or temporarily closing.
Relief was given in August this year also
Supreme Court in August 2025 also in Delhi-NCR In 2017, a big relief was given to the owners of vehicles older than 5 years. Then 10 year old diesel and 15 year old petrol The Supreme Court had issued a big interim order in the ban on vehicles. then CJI br Gawai, justice Vinod’s Chandran And justice NV Anjariya While issuing the order, the bench had sought a reply from the central government within four weeks.
Supreme Court CAQM And NCR From city administrations to urban transport and farmers stubble It has been asked to consider issues like giving incentive amount to stop burning.
AQI reaches severe category in Delhi-NCR
The problem of air pollution is continuously deepening in NCR. In many areas of Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad, the Air Quality Index (AQI) has ranged from very poor to severe. The situation is such that people are having difficulty in breathing and due to dense fog in the morning, visibility has also become negligible.
According to the monitoring stations of the Central and State Pollution Control Board, AQI has reached the dangerous level of 500 in the morning in many areas of Delhi. In areas like Rohini and Wazirpur, AQI was recorded directly at 500. AQI was 493 in Anand Vihar, 499 in Ashok Vihar, 493 in Vivek Vihar, R.K. Puram, 484 in Sirifort, 463 in Sonia Vihar and 417 in Sri Aurobindo Marg.