Legal issues around environmental pollution

Author – Ishita Malik, Student at Kurukshetra university, Kurukshetra, Haryana

Best Citation – Ishita Malik, Legal issues around environmental pollution, Voice of Freedom and Rights, 1 (1) of 2023, Pg. 23-28, ISBN – 978-81-961120-1-1.

ABSTRACT

The Indian legal executive particularly hon’ble High Court assumes a crucial part towards the assurance of human wellbeing and climate from contamination. Through different proclamation Hon’ble High Court as well as different high courts coordinated to the focal government and state government along with nearby specialists towards the security of climate. This is a even minded approach of Hon’ble High court contribute towards the advancements of government assistance society. This view took by the court emphatically and meddle suo moto where the issues emerge with respect to the natural contamination. Hon’ble preeminent Court by articulating the decisions coordinated to the public authority with deference counteraction of different kinds of the ecological contamination. While managing the ecological issues high court took a more extensive adequacy to safeguard the basic freedoms supposed essential privileges of the people as well as they remembered towards the insurance of fundamental normal freedoms of the forthcoming ages.

The course of progression in the customary tenet of locus standi as set in by the legal declaration of the High Court has led to another type of suit prevalently known as Open Interest Prosecution in India. As a matter of fact, public interest case is an essential arm of legitimate guide development to bring equity inside the span of poor people. Public interest prosecution has stretched out its assistance to forestall ecological harm. The essential arm of PIL has likewise left a significant mark on natural contamination cases. While managing the environmental issues, PIL was an advancement to safeguard the common freedoms of those individuals who couldn’t safeguard themselves.

KEYWORDS: Environment, contamination, NGT, PIL, pollution, endurance, humanity