The Supreme Court stopped bulldozer demolition across India until October 1 without the court’s permission. The apex court also said permission was not required for demolitions on public roads, water bodies, and railway lines.

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‘Heavens will not fall’: Supreme Court halts bulldozer action across India without its permission

The Supreme Court has ordered bar on demolitions of homes and private properties of undertrials by state, without leave of the court; the orders, however, will not be applicable for unauthorised structures on public roads, streets, footpaths

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Supreme Court stops illegal ‘bulldozer’ demolitions across the country till October 1

The bench clarified that the direction will not apply to removal of unauthorised constructions on public streets, footpaths, railway lines or water bodies.

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No demolition without our permission for two weeks, says SC while hearing plea against ‘bulldozer justice’

The court stated that its directives are not applicable to any unauthorised construction on public roads, footpaths, among others.

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Supreme Court pauses unauthorised bulldozer action till October 1

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"No demolition of property anywhere in India will take place without permission of the Court till October 1, the next date of hearing," the apex court said. However, the country's top court clarified that its order will not be applicable to any unauthorised construction on public roads and footpaths, among others. 📰 SC on Bulldozer Action: Supreme Court Stops Bulldozer Demolition Across India Until October 1, Makes Exception for Unauthorised Co…

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The Supreme Court is considering guidelines to prevent 'bulldozer justice' where properties are demolished as a punitive measure. Aggrieved parties, including Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, suggest prior notice and legal scrutiny before any demolition. They emphasize that criminal involvement should not justify property destruction and propose penalties for officials endorsing illegal actions.

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SC considers measures against 'bulldozer justice' amidst controversy

New Delhi: Even if there is one instance of illegal demolition, it is against the ethos of our Constitution, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday while directing that authorities across the country will not demolish properties of those accused of crime

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SC halts "bulldozer justice", says no demolition without permission

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Rush Hour: SC stays ‘bulldozer action’ across country till October 1

While hearing a batch of pleas against "bulldozer actions" in various states, the Supreme Court today passed an interim order that no demolition should take place in the country without its...

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Supreme Court Pauses 'Bulldozer Actions', Orders That No Demolition Should Take Place Without Its Permission

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India has imposed a ban on bulldozer operations aimed at removing encroachments across the country without prior judicial approval.

‘Heavens will not fall’: Supreme Court halts bulldozer action across India without its permission

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