In a decisive move, the Supreme Court has condemned the practice of using bulldozers for immediate demolitions, emphasizing that homes represent hope, stability, and dignity. Justice BR Gavai and Justice KV Viswanathan, in a powerful ruling, warned against the misuse of demolitions as a form of instant punishment—often referred to as ‘bulldozer justice.’ The bench stressed that any disregard for legal protocols would lead to contempt proceedings, reaffirming the necessity of due process and protection of individuals’ homes. This judgment underscores the court’s commitment to lawful action over arbitrary force, setting a clear boundary against such practices.
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