On Wednesday, the Delhi High Court was informed that the city government alone cannot tackle the high content of pesticide residue found in vegetables and fruits sold in the city.
The Ministry of Agriculture also informed the bench that an extensive media campaign has been initiated by them to educate people regarding safe use of pesticides in fruits and vegetables.Advocating on behalf of the Central Government is Meera Bhatia who filed an affidavit which said: "The Ministry of Agriculture has decided to extend all assistance to the Delhi government in setting up requisite infrastructure for enhancing its capacity to carry out sample testing of pesticides in fruits and vegetables."
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The Ministry of Agriculture also informed the bench that an extensive media campaign has been initiated by them to educate people regarding safe use of pesticides in fruits and vegetables.Advocating on behalf of the Central Government is Meera Bhatia who filed an affidavit which said: "The Ministry of Agriculture has decided to extend all assistance to the Delhi government in setting up requisite infrastructure for enhancing its capacity to carry out sample testing of pesticides in fruits and vegetables."