Centre Opposes Amicus's Suggestion To Form Panel Of Former SC Judges To Deal With Stubble Burning Issue

The Centre opposed the suggestion by an amicus curiae to form a panel of former Supreme Court judges to address the issue of stubble burning. The Centre argued that the existing mechanisms and authorities were sufficient to handle the problem and that forming a new panel would create unnecessary complications. The Centre emphasized the need for coordinated efforts by various stakeholders, including state governments and farmers, to effectively tackle the issue. The court’s decision on this matter will have significant implications for the ongoing efforts to address air pollution caused by stubble burning.