Allegations Not Prima Facie Correct, Long Pre-Trial Custody' : Supreme Court Grants Bail To UAPA Accused In Case Over PFI-Links

The Supreme Court held that illegal constructions cannot be regularized, regardless of the duration of occupancy or investments made. The Court ruled that such constructions violate building laws and municipal regulations, and regularizing them would set a dangerous precedent. The decision emphasizes that unlawful activities cannot be justified on the grounds of long-standing occupancy or investment, ensuring that adherence to construction laws is strictly enforced. This ruling aims to curb the illegal construction of buildings and promote compliance with legal frameworks in urban planning.