Supreme Court Terms Annual Cracker Ban Orders An Academic Exercise Amid Violations

The Supreme Court noted that annual orders regarding <b>cracker bans</b> have become merely an academic exercise as implementation fails on the ground. During a recent hearing, the bench admitted that its directives are <b>violated more often</b> than they are followed every single year. Acknowledging the administrative helplessness, the court concluded that it is finally time to <b>try something new</b> and innovative instead of repeating the same ineffective drill.<br><br>Let us be brutally honest: passing annual seasonal bans while enforcement machinery sleeps is just a grand exercise in paperwork. When ground-level implementation is reduced to a joke, judicial warnings turn into mere ceremonial rituals rather than effective deterrents against choking pollution.<br><br>Citizens are left gasping for clean air while authorities scramble for excuses every winter.