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Supreme Court Says Lawyers Can Work From Home to Avoid Pollution, Not Judges

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The Supreme Court has been monitoring air pollution and firecracker use in Delhi and nearby areas over the past several years. The bench made a remark that lawyers have the option to escape pollution by working from home, while judges do not have that option. The observation was made in the context of the court's ongoing oversight of pollution-related concerns. The source article provides limited further detail on the specific proceedings or directions issued. The remark reflects the court's continued focus on the health impact of pollution in the national capital region.

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