Alleged Involvement In Crime No Ground To Demolish Legally Constructed Property, Such Demolitions Against Rule Of Law: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that the mere allegation of involvement in a crime is not a valid reason to demolish legally constructed property. The court’s decision reinforces the principle that property demolitions must be based on legal grounds and should not be carried out arbitrarily. This ruling emphasizes the need for due process and adherence to the rule of law, ensuring that property rights are protected against unjust actions. The decision aims to prevent the misuse of demolition powers and safeguard lawful constructions.