The remarks were made by a Bench of Justices PS Narasimha and Atul S Chandurkar, who noted the visible impact of pollution on those attending court proceedings

Supreme Court urges government to promote electric vehicles through pilot projects in metros to combat severe air pollution.

As toxic air chokes Delhi and the Air Quality Index remains in the 'severe' category, the Supreme Court today sounded an alarm, saying that the "situation is very serious" and that masks are not sufficient to protect residents' health.

Delhi's severe air pollution prompted Supreme Court concern, with Justice Narasimha highlighting health risks despite masks.

Supreme Court judge Justice P.S. Narasimha on Thursday urged advocates to avoid physical appearances in apex court proceedings and instead opt for virtual hearings, warning that Delhi’s toxic air could cause “permanent damage.” 📰 Delhi Air Pollution: Supreme Court Judge Justice PS Narasimha Flags Rising Pollution, Urges Advocates to Avoid Physical Appearances.