A division bench of judges expressed concern over the garbage menace. Judges GS Kulkarni and Neela Gokhale reviewed pictures showing filth and dirt on public streets. They suggested that fining citizens is not enough to address the issue.
The judges implied that ward officers should be held responsible for the problem. They warned that contempt action could be taken if ward officers are not functioning properly. The situation was described as pathetic.
Further details about the case and the court's intentions are available from the source. The judges' comments indicate a desire to hold officials accountable for the garbage issue, but specific outcomes and next steps are not specified.
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