Supreme Court of India
M.C. Mehta v. Union of India and Ors.
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Environmental law-Vehicular pollution-National Capital Region and National Capital Territory of Delhi-Proper management and control of traffic-Safeguards necessary for pub/ ic safety-Executive function to control vehicular pollution and protect environment-Executive inaction-Directions given by Supreme Court from time to time-Implementation of-Solicitor General to file a status report detailing the action taken with regard to various directions issued by this Court earlier-Union of India to suitably publicised in the print as well as electronic media so that everybody is made aware of the
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