Supreme Court wary of imposing impractical firecracker bans

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The Supreme Court of India expressed caution about issuing orders that are difficult to enforce, specifically regarding firecracker bans. It made these remarks during a hearing on petitions concerning restrictions on fireworks. The court emphasized the practical challenges of implementing blanket bans across the country. This stance reflects a judicial focus on the feasibility of its own rulings.

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