Supreme Court to Issue Guidelines on Property Demolitions: Bulldozer Justice Under Scrutiny

The Supreme Court of India has intervened in the ongoing controversy surrounding ‘bulldozer justice’, where properties of accused individuals are demolished without due process. The court will formulate guidelines on when and how such demolitions are permitted under municipal laws, ensuring they adhere to constitutional principles. This move comes after concerns were raised about arbitrary demolitions across the country, with the court temporarily halting all demolitions until October 1st, except those on public roads, water bodies, and railway lines.

India’s Chief Justice Calls for Societal Shift to Protect Women, Citing Lack of ‘Male Default’ Mentality

India’s Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, has emphasized the need for a fundamental shift in societal attitudes towards women, arguing that while legal provisions exist to protect them, a patriarchal mindset hinders true equality. He stressed the importance of fostering institutions and individuals who recognize women’s entitlement to freedom and equality, not just make concessions.

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