Expressing concern over the increase in waste in rivers, the Supreme Court has asked the central government to respond within 4 weeks

The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed its displeasure over the increasing pollution and plastic waste in the Ganges and other rivers. The Supreme Court took a major intervention to save the rivers and expressed concern over the serious environmental problem. Further, the central and state governments have been instructed to resolve the issue immediately. The Supreme Court has insisted that concrete steps should be taken to clean the rivers from plastic waste. The court asked the concerned governments to take appropriate steps to clean up the Ganges and other rivers by involving the public and creating awareness. The Supreme Court said that unless the rivers are freed from plastic, the government's clean-up efforts are flawed. He directed that the central and state governments should take immediate concrete steps to deal with this serious problem. Also, the central government has to file an affidavit within 4 weeks. Also Read- This Movie Tree has appeared in more than 300 films, a choice of directors for 50 years; A bench comprising Justice Hrishikesh Roy and Justice SVN Patti of the Supreme Court took cognizance of this environmental problem during the hearing of a case No More Among Us. He also said that during the discussion in this regard, it came to light that plastic is being used in large quantities in areas that should be protected from such pollutants. The judges said that unless concerted efforts are made with public cooperation, the water bodies of the Ganga and all other rivers will not be able to resolve this no matter how hard they try. Improvement in quality will be incomplete.