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Supreme Court rebukes Rajasthan over persistent acid pollution in Jojari River

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The Supreme Court of India has strongly criticised the Rajasthan government over the ongoing pollution of the Jojari River. The court was responding to findings from an expert committee report that confirmed highly acidic water continues to flow in the river. Justices expressed sharp displeasure, stating it would be shameful if the state was effectively allowing its citizens to be poisoned. The court's remarks underscore the failure of authorities to address the river's deteriorating water quality despite prior interventions.

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