The alarming level of Delhi's air pollution created panic among the people during 2015 prompting the judiciary to act tough to give citizens the right to live in a healthy environment.The judiciary, be it the Supreme Court, the Delhi High Court, which once described that residing in the national capital was akin to "living in a gas chamber", or the National Green Tribunal (NGT), dealt with these issues with an iron hand and passed a slew of stern directions.Giving a strong message that judiciary would leave no stone unturned to curb the problem, the apex court on December 16 banned the registration of new diesel-run SUVs, high-end private cars with engine capacity of 2000CC and above in Delhi NCR till March 31, 2016.The Supreme Court said that a ban on registration of such high-end vehicles will not affect the common man in Delhi as these SUVs are generally used by more affluent sections of the society.