What Supreme Court said about 'bulldozer justice' in its verdict

The verdict came just days after then Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, while hearing a case regarding a man whose home was illegally ...

New Delhi — India's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that authorities demolishing illegally-constructed homes and other properties belonging to ...

The court criticized the demolition of what officials say are illegal houses or shops of people accused of crimes in states ruled by the ...

On Wednesday, while issuing the verdict, India's highest court called bulldozer justice “totally unconstitutional” and laid down strict ...

The Supreme Court judgement condemning unlawful demolitions as 'unacceptable' is a late but welcome move in upholding the rights of the ...

Big news from the Supreme Court! On November 13, the SC ruled that demolishing someone's home, without due process, just because they're ...

The apex court said that the executive cannot declare a person guilty and demolish someone's property only on the basis of accusations.

“We welcome this recognition by India's Supreme Court that so-called 'bulldozer justice' in fact represents the absence of justice,” said Robert ...

The Supreme Court passed an important judgement on Wednesday to try and stop so-called bulldozer justice or the arbitrary demolition of ...

The court said authorities cannot demolish property of people just because they are accused of crimes.

The apex court has stated that demolishing someone's house with a bulldozer is not a punishment but a crime. It has also clarified that the ...

India's Supreme Court on Wednesday outlawed a practice widely called bulldozer justice, in which state governments raze the homes and ...

... Bulldozer Justice': The Supreme Court asserts that ... The ruling was announced by a bench of justices BR Gavai and KV Vishwanathan.

On November 13, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark judgment, curbing the rampant practice of “bulldozer justice” used by authorities, ...

The Supreme Court of India ruled against 'bulldozer justice,' stating demolitions based on accusations are unconstitutional.

India News: In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has declared instant demolitions of accused individuals' homes as unconstitutional.

The Supreme Court has put a halt to the controversial practice of bulldozer justice, issuing a landmark ruling that sets strict guidelines ...

The top court ruled such acts violate the right to shelter under Article 21 of the Constitution. It has also laid down directives to curb ...

The ruling said that “the chilling sight of a bulldozer demolishing a building, when authorities have failed to follow the basic principles of ...

Justice Gavai said the government could not transform itself into a judge to find an accused guilty without trial and deliver a “collective ...