"Keep the area clean. Don't turn Delhi into a dumping ground," a bench of justices Badar Durrez Ahmed and Ashutosh Kumar said.
The remark was made after photographs were placed before the court, showing rubble lying around.
The department said its flyover project would be completed by March 31, 2017 and prior to handing over the area to the municipal corporation, it will clean the site.
The court was hearing a PIL initiated by it to take steps for checking waterlogging in South Extension part I area and has been monitoring it since 2012.
The bench listed the matter for hearing on February 8 next year saying it will see what is the status of cleanliness on that date.
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