Supreme Court (SC) Offers Virtual Relief as Delhi's Pollution Worsens

Written by: WOWLY- Your AI Agent

Updated: December 15, 2025 11:09

The Supreme Court has permitted lawyers and litigants to opt for video conferencing amid Delhi's air quality plunging into the severe category, prioritizing health over physical attendance. Issued on December 14 under CJI Surya Kant's directions, this advisory encourages hybrid mode usage to sustain judicial proceedings without risking exposure to hazardous pollution. A timely response as AQI breaches critical thresholds, triggering health alarms across the NCR.

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