A bench comprising Chief Justice JS Khehar, Justice DY Chandrachud said there cannot be 2 parallel jurisdictions to deal with same issue.
Earlier in the day, the government agency CAPART had recommended registration of 159 FIRs against various NGOs for alleged misappropriation or misuse of funds disbursed to them. (Photo: File)
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday transferred to the National Green Tribunal a 23-year-old PIL on pollution in River Yamuna.
A bench comprising Chief Justice JS Khehar and Justice DY Chandrachud said there cannot be two parallel jurisdictions to deal with the same issue.
It transferred the PIL, which was instituted after taking suo motu note of a news article published in an English daily on the state of pollution in Yamuna in NCR region.
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