00:00We have seen that in Delhi there is so much pollution that we all have to deal with.
00:05But the government or the Delhi authorities are very lightly taking it.
00:11Why do people understand this?
00:14We understand that in the Supreme Court, we have been talking about the virus attacks, covid and other things.
00:23If you look at the Lancet report, there are more than 15,000,000 people every year.
00:34If you look at the rest of the doctors, every 20-year-old children have asthma.
00:39For our 10-12 years, Delhi-NCR people have to do it.
00:45When you live in a gas chamber, your air quality index is bad,
00:51it is a very public health emergency, which is in Delhi.
00:57You can see that the Delhi government has been doing data.
01:00It is one of the key parameters that we have to down.
01:05One of the criminal negligence.
01:08The data is an important aspect of the government system.
01:14It informs the decision-making process,
01:18which is the immediate action.
01:21If you look at the peak days in the Supreme Court,
01:25that during the peak hours of pollution,
01:28the air quality monitors are closed.
01:30There are many air quality monitors in the hotspots.
01:32The air quality monitors are closed.
01:35The air quality monitors are closed.
01:37The air quality monitors are closed.
01:39Overall, we are managing perception rather than pollution.
01:42It is a very difficult thing.
01:44People say that no pollution is a lot of pollution.
01:47You don't have a mask on your face.
01:49You don't have to protect yourself.
01:51You don't have to protect yourself.
01:52But people are under 500-600 AQI.
01:55It is a criminal negligence where you are forcing people to do what they have to do.
02:00We have seen this in the last party,
02:02when the government was in the last party,
02:04there was a government.
02:05People were leaving the streets.
02:07They were not being able to protect themselves.
02:09We cannot find things here.
02:11Our government's government is the government's government.
02:14The government is in the Congo.
02:15No question is not.
02:16I am seeing that the people in this protest
02:18there have been many media to cover for this issue.
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03:46I don't want to comment, but if we have no idea, it will also be the same as it will be the same.
03:55Because in the name of the government, in the quality of the air control, we don't see anything.
04:00And we are seeing that the Supreme Court has not done with the priority and the eagerness.
04:07This is a great myth that you are an environmentalist.
04:13Explain this.
04:15Green Fire Crackers is an oxymoron, a joke.
04:18Green Fire Crackers, Supreme Court's admission,
04:2130% of the population is less than 30%.
04:26In Delhi, who was in this week,
04:28he saw that Green Fire Crackers are burning,
04:31or who are burning?
04:33This is a great idea.
04:40The Supreme Court, Chief Justice,
04:42has not been aware that all the violations
04:45of Green Fire Crackers
04:46are not allowed to allow.
04:50This is a very bad thing.
04:52If you can understand this country,
04:54how big it is,
04:56how big it is?
04:5715,000,000 people,
04:59every child has an illness.
05:04When the child has an illness,
05:06a big thing ,
05:08it is considered the result of the health of the health virus.
05:10A young person is not the death of it.
05:12The sick population is not the same as the health of the health.
05:14A young people,
05:15they are out of the population.
05:16So,
05:17people who don't have to pay for this health,
05:19they don't pay for their jobs as well.
05:21Thank you so much.
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