Supreme Court Addresses Delhi Air Pollution, Blames Vehicles
- The Supreme Court addressed the severe air pollution in Delhi.
- Aparajita Singh, acting as amicus curiae, compared breathing Delhi's air to smoking 30 cigarettes daily.
- The Chief Justice implied that the situation is dire with a light-hearted remark.
- Vehicles were identified as a major cause of the air pollution.
- The issue has been ongoing, with no immediate solutions provided.