Dargah Lawyer Alleges Violation of Natural Justice in Deepam Lighting Case Before Madras High Court

In the Deepam lighting case, a lawyer representing a dargah alleged before the Madras High Court that principles of natural justice were violated when he was denied an opportunity of hearing. The plea claimed that the order under challenge was passed without affording adequate representation, thereby undermining procedural fairness. The matter raises important questions about judicial propriety, audi alteram partem, and the right to be heard, which are foundational to fair adjudication.