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'Same people who litter here, use dustbin abroad': Bombay HC on civic sense

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Bombay High Court made observations on civic sense during hearing on Kanjurmarg dumping ground pollution.
Bench of Justices G S Kulkarni and Aarti Sathe heard petitions over pollution, foul odour, gas emissions, and health hazards.
Judges emphasized public participation for keeping city clean and urged civic authorities to enforce rules.

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CenterTimes of India
'Same people who litter here, use dustbin abroad': Bombay HC on civic sense
The Times of India frames the story with a focus on the court's moral call for civic responsibility, highlighting the judge's remark about littering behavior.
RightNDTV
"Price Of Liberty?" Court On Indians' "Litter Here, Cleanliness Abroad" Act
The headline provokes outrage by contrasting Indians' behavior abroad versus at home, framing the court's remark as a rebuke to national pride.

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