Supreme Court Lays Down Landmark Guidelines on Property Demolition
The Supreme Court has issued comprehensive national guidelines on property demolitions, emphasizing the legal principle of separation of powers. It mandates procedural fairness, including notice, hearings, and digital transparency, while holding officials personally accountable for wrongful actions.
In a landmark ruling on Wednesday, the Supreme Court established critical guidelines for property demolitions, aiming to uphold the principle of separation of powers in India.
The court delineated strict procedures such as obligatory show cause notices, personal hearings, and the creation of digital portals for transparency.
Officials responsible for unlawful demolitions will face both personal financial liabilities and legal consequences, reaffirming the need for procedural justice.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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