Mon Sep 02 20:25:52 UTC 2024: – The Supreme Court observed that a house cannot be demolished even if the person is accused or convicted of a crime
– The court is considering putting out pan-India guidelines to address concerns regarding the demolition of houses and buildings
– The petition challenging bulldozer action against accused individuals in various cases was filed by the Muslim scholars’ body, Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind
– The central government argued that houses are only demolished in case of a violation of law, specifically municipal law violations
– The need for guidelines on demolishing unauthorized buildings to be enforced across the state was highlighted
– The Supreme Court will continue hearing the matter on September 17, as it deals with cases related to bulldozer justice and the demolition of properties linked to criminal activities.

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