citybriefs: SC seeks details of money spent to clean Yamuna
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New Delhi: Expressing concern over deterioration of Yamuna water, the Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Centre and Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Haryana governments to adduce details of money spent by them till date and under what heads for making the river pollution-free. "It is unfortunate that huge public fund has been spent without showing any improvement in the quality of water in Yamuna," said a bench led by Justice Swatanter Kumar. The court said the government must take steps to stop direct discharge of waste in the river.
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