
Tue Sep 03 18:07:14 UTC 2024: – The Supreme Court observed that a house cannot be demolished even if the person has been convicted
– A petition challenging bulldozer action against accused individuals is being heard
– The court will issue pan-India guidelines to address concerns regarding demolition of houses and buildings
– Several instances were cited where houses were demolished following criminal accusations
– Solicitor General argued that demolitions occur only in case of municipal law violations
– The court emphasized the need for guidelines on demolishing unauthorised buildings to be enforced across the state
– The matter will continue to be heard on September 17
– The practice of using bulldozers to demolish properties linked to criminal activities, known as “bulldozer justice,” is being addressed by the court
Supreme Court on bulldozer action: No demolition even if person is …
Supreme Court on bulldozer action: No demolition even if person is ...