Supreme Court Ruling Curbs 'Bulldozer Justice'

The Supreme Court's recent verdict on the controversial 'bulldozer action' has been hailed by the Uttar Pradesh government as a triumph for the rule of law. The ruling mandates prior notice before property demolitions, ensuring a 15-day response period, effectively ending arbitrary demolitions.

The Supreme Court's landmark ruling on 'bulldozer action' has been lauded by the Uttar Pradesh government, as it aims to curb organized crime and enforce legal repercussions. The decision mandates a show cause notice before property demolition, giving affected parties 15 days to respond.

Opposition parties welcomed the verdict, anticipating an end to 'bulldozer terror' and 'jungle raj' in the state. The court equated the previous acts to a lawless state where might overrules right, emphasizing the importance of due process and legal protections.

Uttar Pradesh officials clarified that the case was not against the state but involved other parties. The ruling is seen as a step towards good governance, reinstating the rule of law over unilateral executive actions that violate constitutional rights.

(With inputs from agencies.)