The development comes days after the Supreme Court banned the sale of firecrackers in Delhi-NCR till November 1.
A high court bench of justices A K Mittal and Amit Rawal sought the response of the authorities while taking note of the issue of pollution caused by firecrackers.
"While taking suo motu notice, the division bench has sought details about temporary licences issued for firecrackers from Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh," said senior advocate Anupam Gupta here today.
The bench has appointed Gupta as amicus curiae (court's friend) to assist it in the matter.
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