roads. lhe pollution caused due to tralfic congestion affects the health of the road users. The pedestrians and people belonging to weaker sections of the societv, who cannot allbrd the luxurv ol' air-conditioned cars, are the worst victims of pollution. They sulfer from skin diseases of dill-erenr t1,pes. asthrna, allergies and even more dreaded diseases like cancer. It can only be a matter of imagination how much the Govemment has to spend on the treatment of such persons and also for controlling pollution and adverse impact on the environment due to traffic congestion on the roads and chaotic conditions created due to illegal and unauthorised constructions. This Co rt has from time to time ta ken co gnlzan ce of build ings co nstructed jn violation of munic ipa I and other la rvs and emD hasised that no conlDro mise shoul dbe made rvith thc town Jrllrnlri n(, sche me:rnd no relie f should be sive n to the violator of the tow'n lan nin schcntc. etc. on the srou nd tha t hc has sp cnt substantial am ount on constru ction of the bui ldings. etc,K. Rirmadas Shenoy v. Tou,n Municipal Council. Udipi [(1e71) 2 SCC s06] . C.N Khajuria (Dr.) v. DDA t(1995) 5 SCC 762J t!1.1. Buil<tsrs (p) Lrd. v. Radhe,v Shvanr Sahu [(1996) 6 SCC 464] , Friends Colony Development Comnrirree v. Stare of Orissa [(2004) 8 SCC 733], M.C. Mehta v. Union oflndia [(2006) 3 SCC 399] and S.N. Chandrashekar v. Stare of Kamataka t(2006) 3 SCC 2081 .