
Tue Sep 03 22:09:53 UTC 2024: – The Supreme Court observed that a house cannot be demolished even if the person has been accused or convicted of a crime
– The court will put out pan-India guidelines to address concerns regarding the demolition of houses and buildings
– Petitioners raised concerns about houses being demolished in cases where occupants were accused of instigating violence or crimes
– The central government argued that houses are only demolished for violations of law
– The court noted the need for guidelines on demolishing unauthorized buildings to be enforced across the state
– The Supreme Court will continue hearing the matter on September 17, and is dealing with multiple cases related to “bulldozer justice” involving demolishing properties linked to criminal activities.
Supreme Court on bulldozer action: No demolition even if person is …
Supreme Court on bulldozer action: No demolition even if person is ...