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1996 Supreme(MP) 962

A.S.TRIPATHI, T.S.DOABIA
YOGENDRA SINGH TOMAR – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
N.R.MODY, R.B.Chaturvedi, R.R.Lahoti

T. S. DOABIA, J.

( 1 ) ALL Indian Cities like Jupiter are perpetually enveloped in thick dusty and gaseous substances. The movement of trucks buses, mini-buses, tempos and other vehicles using petrol, diesel mixed with kerosene emit fumes make a dull blue hue polluting the environmental surroundings. The intensity of this inereases as the day advances and it is maximum by the time sun sets in. When seen in electric light, it gives an impression that one is surrounded by fog or mist depending upon the season. These gaseous substances to a naked eye would seem to consist of dust and smoke but on chemical analysis it would become apparent that it contains poisonous gases and other contents which would have disastrous effect and as a matter of fact, is having on the inhabitants living in these cities. These gaseous substances can be invisible carbon monoxide which is produced by petrol vehicles. Diesel operated vehicle produces carbon-dioxide which can be neutralised by green forests which forest cover is shrinking day by day. Clear blue sky is visible only for a few days after heavy rain pour. To add to the problems of an ordinary citizes, roads are full of pot holes. Survival kit is

















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