Alleged involvement in crime no ground to demolish property: Supreme Court flags bulldozing of laws

The Supreme Court has ruled that an alleged crime is insufficient grounds to demolish property, addressing the controversial use of bulldozers for property demolition in connection with criminal investigations. The Court emphasized that such actions must be justified by legal standards and cannot be used as a punitive measure without due process. This ruling is a significant affirmation of property rights and legal protections against arbitrary demolition. It underscores the necessity of adhering to legal procedures and safeguarding individuals' rights against excessive or unjust actions by authorities.