Air Pollution: SC says people can't be left to die | Super 40

 At a marathon hearing on air pollution, the Supreme Court on Monday passed a slew of directions, as it expressed its displeasure at the failure of the Centre and state machinery, to be followed by the chief secretaries to the lowest officer in the administration, to comply with its directions. The apex court made it clear that it would penalize top officials starting from the chief Secretary to the local administration officer, if found guilty in not taking steps to stop air pollution.